Comments received on poems by Georgiarous101
Just a dog
Georgiarous101 said:
Thankyou so much everyone for your lovely comments- my beautiful Choc lab will live in forever in my heart xx
March 4th, 2017 09:12
Georgiarous101 said:
Thankyou so much everyone for your lovely comments- my beautiful Choc lab will live in forever in my heart xx
March 4th, 2017 09:12
Just a dog
DaveG said:
Have labs and this struck a chord, when you love them they are not just dogs to you
March 4th, 2017 08:15
DaveG said:
Have labs and this struck a chord, when you love them they are not just dogs to you
March 4th, 2017 08:15
Just a dog
AtheistAngel- Daniel Mc\'leod said:
My deepest condolences for your loss. Too often we as people try and decide what should be deemed important and what shouldn\'t. For some that would see poppy as just some dog would probably cry over more insignificant losses. Your love for poppy was born in and resides in your heart. Let no one judge you for that.
March 4th, 2017 05:52
AtheistAngel- Daniel Mc\'leod said:
My deepest condolences for your loss. Too often we as people try and decide what should be deemed important and what shouldn\'t. For some that would see poppy as just some dog would probably cry over more insignificant losses. Your love for poppy was born in and resides in your heart. Let no one judge you for that.
March 4th, 2017 05:52
Changing of a zombie
BRIAN & ANGELA said:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGIA ~ LOVE BRIAN XOX Love this poem because it does put DEMENTIA into a framework ! People I know with Dementia are indeed jut like ZOMBIES and not like the people i knew.! The "eye twinkle" goes replaced by a blank stare ~ they are incoherent and talk gibberish etc ~ lovely people ~ wrongly wired ~ so sad. Your poem is cathartic ~ next time I visit my Uncle Jim ~ I will think ZOMBIE and perhaps it won't seem so bad. Great poem ~ difficult subject ~ BRIAN
August 1st, 2016 06:49
BRIAN & ANGELA said:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGIA ~ LOVE BRIAN XOX Love this poem because it does put DEMENTIA into a framework ! People I know with Dementia are indeed jut like ZOMBIES and not like the people i knew.! The "eye twinkle" goes replaced by a blank stare ~ they are incoherent and talk gibberish etc ~ lovely people ~ wrongly wired ~ so sad. Your poem is cathartic ~ next time I visit my Uncle Jim ~ I will think ZOMBIE and perhaps it won't seem so bad. Great poem ~ difficult subject ~ BRIAN
August 1st, 2016 06:49
A living watch on a dead man\'s wrist.
Allison Cuellar said:
Wow! What an amazing commentary on time, life and the juxtaposition of the two! I agree with Brian...the rhythmic pulse of the lines really supports and contributes to the poem's theme :)
April 29th, 2016 16:09
Allison Cuellar said:
Wow! What an amazing commentary on time, life and the juxtaposition of the two! I agree with Brian...the rhythmic pulse of the lines really supports and contributes to the poem's theme :)
April 29th, 2016 16:09
A living watch on a dead man\'s wrist.
Georgiarous101 said:
Thanks so much :D xx
April 28th, 2016 18:34
Georgiarous101 said:
Thanks so much :D xx
April 28th, 2016 18:34
A living watch on a dead man\'s wrist.
Georgiarous101 said:
Thankyou so much I really appreciate the comment!xx
April 28th, 2016 15:51
Georgiarous101 said:
Thankyou so much I really appreciate the comment!xx
April 28th, 2016 15:51
A living watch on a dead man\'s wrist.
BRIAN & ANGELA said:
HI GEORGIA - WELCOME. Awesome first poem because it's straight from your heart ! Love the structure pulsating with rhyme and rhythm as befits the subject - Tick -Tock - Tick - Tock - the passage of time never stops. There is a time to live and a time to die and your Granddad's time had come. It is sad but when my Grandparents died I knew they had gone to a better place. It was sad for me but a happy new beginning for them in Heaven. The analogy you draw is a paradox between the inanimate watch and your living Granddad because in the end even though he stopped his watch ticked on. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful and mystical poem - BRIAN
April 28th, 2016 15:49
BRIAN & ANGELA said:
HI GEORGIA - WELCOME. Awesome first poem because it's straight from your heart ! Love the structure pulsating with rhyme and rhythm as befits the subject - Tick -Tock - Tick - Tock - the passage of time never stops. There is a time to live and a time to die and your Granddad's time had come. It is sad but when my Grandparents died I knew they had gone to a better place. It was sad for me but a happy new beginning for them in Heaven. The analogy you draw is a paradox between the inanimate watch and your living Granddad because in the end even though he stopped his watch ticked on. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful and mystical poem - BRIAN
April 28th, 2016 15:49
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