Comments received on poems by Kurt Philip Behm



God\'s Tracks
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thank you, Sir!

August 9th, 2016 15:44

God\'s Tracks
willyweed said:

nice piece of work... it all comes down to choice. ww

August 9th, 2016 15:36

New Verse Begins
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thanks Roberto,
I've always believed the world turns on as little as 'one word.' I started out in college (Penn State) as a psychology major but kept asking my professors 'WHY." They finally told me they only dealt with 'WHAT,' and not 'WHY.' Why was answered down the hall in the Philosophy Dept. I then switched majors and never looked back. Thanks for reading. Kurt

August 9th, 2016 09:49

New Verse Begins
rrodriguez said:

I'm looking for an angle to grasp this poem. It's reflective and philosophical. "The poet observes..." is a skill found in a true poet. Your poem is intriguing in its depth and it can cause one to wonder. It leaves one thinking... Nicely done my friend!

August 9th, 2016 07:21

New Verse Begins
Tony36 said:

Great write

August 8th, 2016 11:23

Through The Keyhole Darkly
rrodriguez said:

Sounds like Alzheimer to me. Indeed, sad.... through the keyhole darkly depicts a sad condition... read slowly it conveys the darkness taking over. Well done my friend.

August 7th, 2016 16:20

Through The Keyhole Darkly
willyweed said:

a sad tale you pen the disease of old age. well done. ww

August 7th, 2016 11:17

A Headstone Forever Blank
rrodriguez said:

Unique and thoughtful!

August 4th, 2016 13:28

A Headstone Forever Blank
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thank you.

Kurt

August 4th, 2016 11:24

Yet To Plow
SheWasTheSun said:

I love this! :)

July 30th, 2016 12:53

The Leaves Turn
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thanks, it's those epiphanous moments that
create real joy!

July 29th, 2016 22:30

The Leaves Turn
rrodriguez said:

I guess as one gets older, is time to free oneself from the cumbersome things that weigh one down. I enjoyed reading it slowly to get the reflective message imbued in it.

July 29th, 2016 21:48

The Poet Of Las Vegas Boulevard
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thanks— You too!

July 29th, 2016 21:42

The Poet Of Las Vegas Boulevard
rrodriguez said:

This is really nice. This poet is "making rhyme of what reason has abandoned.'" This a very reflective poem. Makes you think of this poet making sense of the cacophony of Sin City.

July 29th, 2016 17:25

The Leaves Turn
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thanks, Tony

July 26th, 2016 16:07

The Leaves Turn
Tony36 said:

Great write

July 26th, 2016 13:36

What I Most Remember
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thanks so much WW.

Kurt

July 24th, 2016 19:26

What I Most Remember
willyweed said:

short and sweet but so very well done. bravo! ww

July 24th, 2016 18:31

What I Most Remember
rrodriguez said:

Sweet & tender.

July 24th, 2016 15:50

Aloneliness
rrodriguez said:

Kurt, your poems are so mature. I said mature because they are written in a style that depict profundity of thought. They are like a gourmet meal made by a renowned chef. Your poems have to be read carefully and slowly to ingest the essence and the life intrinsic in them. I come to your poems slowly and with expectancy.

July 23rd, 2016 09:49

New Memories Rehearse
Tony36 said:

Great write

July 22nd, 2016 12:30

Your Soul To Repast
rrodriguez said:

It takes several reads to glean the gem in this poem. It is so mature!

July 21st, 2016 21:16

Now Mine To Keep
rrodriguez said:

Beautiful expression of gratitude.

July 21st, 2016 15:52

Now Mine To Keep
Tony36 said:

Beautiful write

July 20th, 2016 12:47

Dying Embers
Tony36 said:

Great write

July 18th, 2016 13:01

No Words Left
LIGHT WARRIOR said:

Loved your choice of words and the meaning behind them..nice work!!!

July 17th, 2016 23:31

No Words Left
Kurt Philip Behm said:

Thanks again, so much! Kurt

July 17th, 2016 21:22

No Words Left
rrodriguez said:

Nicely written with a rhythmic flow. Cadence & rhymes coincide. Loved it.

July 17th, 2016 20:53

If We Were Young Men
rrodriguez said:

No yet, your light is still shining. Don't stop...

July 17th, 2016 11:46



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