Comments received on poems by David Wakeling
Dame Ruth
sorenbarrett said:
A wonderful tribute to an artist. Well constructed and in poetic style. The images were well placed in the picture. Well painted very nice.
November 26th, 2024 06:29
sorenbarrett said:
A wonderful tribute to an artist. Well constructed and in poetic style. The images were well placed in the picture. Well painted very nice.
November 26th, 2024 06:29
Another Day Another Train wreck
arqios said:
Goosebumps and shivers DW…hadn’t thought about Carriage 3 in a long while. I was in upper primary school learning to bowl rather than pitch… was meditating about Granville about a week ago or so wondering if I would ever pay them homage in poetry- you’ve well and truly upped the bar!!! 🤲🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (Liked and faved mate)
November 25th, 2024 06:03
arqios said:
Goosebumps and shivers DW…hadn’t thought about Carriage 3 in a long while. I was in upper primary school learning to bowl rather than pitch… was meditating about Granville about a week ago or so wondering if I would ever pay them homage in poetry- you’ve well and truly upped the bar!!! 🤲🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (Liked and faved mate)
November 25th, 2024 06:03
Another Day Another Train wreck
Cassie58 said:
Wow, The ending had me stunned. I wasn’t expecting that at all. At least their final moments were together and they weren’t alone. I am still shell shocked David. A great read.
November 25th, 2024 04:27
Cassie58 said:
Wow, The ending had me stunned. I wasn’t expecting that at all. At least their final moments were together and they weren’t alone. I am still shell shocked David. A great read.
November 25th, 2024 04:27
Another Day Another Train wreck
Bobby O said:
Poignancy lives in your words . I really like the feeling that would disaster so closely over so is the pain and whatever brief interim that defines a positive transition I like that it’s a good piece Mr. Wakeling.
November 25th, 2024 03:30
Bobby O said:
Poignancy lives in your words . I really like the feeling that would disaster so closely over so is the pain and whatever brief interim that defines a positive transition I like that it’s a good piece Mr. Wakeling.
November 25th, 2024 03:30
Death defying judgement.
Goldfinch60 said:
Intriguing words David, we all know we are going to go but I am not going yet.
Andy
November 25th, 2024 02:43
Goldfinch60 said:
Intriguing words David, we all know we are going to go but I am not going yet.
Andy
November 25th, 2024 02:43
Death defying judgement.
orchidee said:
One verse brings in the theme of assisted death - controversial maybe, But some continue on in a \'living death\' and misery, pain, or sickness, etc.
November 24th, 2024 13:07
orchidee said:
One verse brings in the theme of assisted death - controversial maybe, But some continue on in a \'living death\' and misery, pain, or sickness, etc.
November 24th, 2024 13:07
Death defying judgement.
sorenbarrett said:
Profound!! Deep poem regarding euthanasia or suicide, whichever you wish to call it it has its positive and negative elements depending upon the case. Mixed emotions and nicely written.
November 24th, 2024 07:11
sorenbarrett said:
Profound!! Deep poem regarding euthanasia or suicide, whichever you wish to call it it has its positive and negative elements depending upon the case. Mixed emotions and nicely written.
November 24th, 2024 07:11
At the Altar of Eros.
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful words David, you had me hooked.
Andy
November 24th, 2024 02:07
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful words David, you had me hooked.
Andy
November 24th, 2024 02:07
The dark days
rebellion_in_sanity said:
Simply loved it. Captivating was the word which came to my mind
November 23rd, 2024 08:26
rebellion_in_sanity said:
Simply loved it. Captivating was the word which came to my mind
November 23rd, 2024 08:26
At the Altar of Eros.
sorenbarrett said:
Classically stated in the first stanza and modern day story transpires in the second and the third returns to the classical. The poem of darkness and light it has the most somber finish.
November 23rd, 2024 07:10
sorenbarrett said:
Classically stated in the first stanza and modern day story transpires in the second and the third returns to the classical. The poem of darkness and light it has the most somber finish.
November 23rd, 2024 07:10
At the Altar of Eros.
arqios said:
He either was healed of this romantic rejection or he dies still in his love however unrequited. Either way, a powerful expression.
November 23rd, 2024 06:31
arqios said:
He either was healed of this romantic rejection or he dies still in his love however unrequited. Either way, a powerful expression.
November 23rd, 2024 06:31
Ah Sleep
arqios said:
Smiling through the sorrow and the pain and at times even through seething rage, what fortitude and grace!
November 22nd, 2024 08:50
arqios said:
Smiling through the sorrow and the pain and at times even through seething rage, what fortitude and grace!
November 22nd, 2024 08:50
Ah Sleep
sorenbarrett said:
A most beautiful view of eternal rest stated so poetically in such a calm and peaceful manner
November 22nd, 2024 05:52
sorenbarrett said:
A most beautiful view of eternal rest stated so poetically in such a calm and peaceful manner
November 22nd, 2024 05:52
The Seagulls over Rose Bay don’t like Wine.
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful moving words David.
Andy
November 22nd, 2024 02:20
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful moving words David.
Andy
November 22nd, 2024 02:20
The Seagulls over Rose Bay don’t like Wine.
Cassie58 said:
Until next year my love. I think that is the translation. An anniversary picnic. I found this sad. I felt the grief here. For a loved one to disappear without trace, grief beyond measure. Yet there is something so menacing about seagulls. Thanks for posting David. I enjoyed the read.
November 21st, 2024 13:29
Cassie58 said:
Until next year my love. I think that is the translation. An anniversary picnic. I found this sad. I felt the grief here. For a loved one to disappear without trace, grief beyond measure. Yet there is something so menacing about seagulls. Thanks for posting David. I enjoyed the read.
November 21st, 2024 13:29
The Seagulls over Rose Bay don’t like Wine.
arqios said:
Yeah, they’d much prefer them greasy chips with chicken salt!
November 21st, 2024 05:50
arqios said:
Yeah, they’d much prefer them greasy chips with chicken salt!
November 21st, 2024 05:50
The Seagulls over Rose Bay don’t like Wine.
sorenbarrett said:
Feelings of loss, a yearning for what once was. All this and yet I sense a deeper metaphor into that by the salmon, cheese and wine, and how they were accepted by the birds nicely written.
November 21st, 2024 04:26
sorenbarrett said:
Feelings of loss, a yearning for what once was. All this and yet I sense a deeper metaphor into that by the salmon, cheese and wine, and how they were accepted by the birds nicely written.
November 21st, 2024 04:26
The House of Tears.
NafisaSB said:
what a beautiful and poignant scene you have created
Well done
November 21st, 2024 02:35
NafisaSB said:
what a beautiful and poignant scene you have created
Well done
November 21st, 2024 02:35
Sometimes it rains at night.
NafisaSB said:
there are some who still prefer the darkness, but your poem shines like a bright beacon egging them on to enjoy the bright daylight and all it represents
great poem
November 21st, 2024 02:28
NafisaSB said:
there are some who still prefer the darkness, but your poem shines like a bright beacon egging them on to enjoy the bright daylight and all it represents
great poem
November 21st, 2024 02:28
Sometimes it rains at night.
Goldfinch60 said:
Fine words David but the beauty of the night shows such wonder to me especially sitting outside in the summer nights with a glass of something tasteful by my side.
Andy
November 21st, 2024 02:02
Goldfinch60 said:
Fine words David but the beauty of the night shows such wonder to me especially sitting outside in the summer nights with a glass of something tasteful by my side.
Andy
November 21st, 2024 02:02
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