Comments received on poems by Kurt Philip Behm
Divided-We-Fall
Lauraš» said:
So true my dear Poet.
āNo man is an islandā.
Your poem, āDivided - We - Fallā, is an excellent reminder of what is going on at the present time. Printed flyers of your words should be airdropped worldwide.
Lauraš»
February 10th, 2023 12:05
Lauraš» said:
So true my dear Poet.
āNo man is an islandā.
Your poem, āDivided - We - Fallā, is an excellent reminder of what is going on at the present time. Printed flyers of your words should be airdropped worldwide.
Lauraš»
February 10th, 2023 12:05
Baptizing The Vacuum
jarcher54 said:
Many of our deepest enigmas fiercely and splendidly rendered into words, which of course are as ephemeral as the thoughts they so poorly reflect. Much appreciated!
February 5th, 2023 20:21
jarcher54 said:
Many of our deepest enigmas fiercely and splendidly rendered into words, which of course are as ephemeral as the thoughts they so poorly reflect. Much appreciated!
February 5th, 2023 20:21
Becoming The Dream
Lauraš» said:
Dear Kurt,
So glad you penned this āDreamsleepā. Itās difficult for me to find the words to express how I felt/feel reading and rereading āBecoming The Dreamā.
All I can say is that itās one of my favorites. Kudos to you my dear Poet.
Lauraš»
January 28th, 2023 09:11
Lauraš» said:
Dear Kurt,
So glad you penned this āDreamsleepā. Itās difficult for me to find the words to express how I felt/feel reading and rereading āBecoming The Dreamā.
All I can say is that itās one of my favorites. Kudos to you my dear Poet.
Lauraš»
January 28th, 2023 09:11
Becoming The Dream
jarcher54 said:
More fluid and \"natural\" than your usual tight diction. I like them both. This one is fragile and sensitive.
January 27th, 2023 21:12
jarcher54 said:
More fluid and \"natural\" than your usual tight diction. I like them both. This one is fragile and sensitive.
January 27th, 2023 21:12
Waiting For Godel
Kurt Philip Behm said:
So gratified by your comments Bella. Thanks so much.
Kurt
January 20th, 2023 14:18
Kurt Philip Behm said:
So gratified by your comments Bella. Thanks so much.
Kurt
January 20th, 2023 14:18
Waiting For Godel
Bella Shepard said:
Love this poem. For me, your final stanza so beautifully phrases the duality of perception.
January 20th, 2023 13:34
Bella Shepard said:
Love this poem. For me, your final stanza so beautifully phrases the duality of perception.
January 20th, 2023 13:34
Back Alleys (+1)
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Cogent and erudite as usual.
Thanks LB
Kurt
January 20th, 2023 09:56
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Cogent and erudite as usual.
Thanks LB
Kurt
January 20th, 2023 09:56
Silence Impended (+1)
L. B. Mek said:
\'Double parked
in a no-comment zone\'
I think I deflated a lung
coughing at these lines
arrowed commentary, delivered
with such poetic simplicity
(I want these lines printed on a tshirt)
lol
thanks for sharing
January 20th, 2023 05:05
L. B. Mek said:
\'Double parked
in a no-comment zone\'
I think I deflated a lung
coughing at these lines
arrowed commentary, delivered
with such poetic simplicity
(I want these lines printed on a tshirt)
lol
thanks for sharing
January 20th, 2023 05:05
Back Alleys (+1)
L. B. Mek said:
such acute commentary, wise Poet
a sobering read
(when the assassins, vanquished
veracity
all they left us, were tattered lies
to fight over
\'all enslaved\' indeed, wise Poet
herded by pre-conditioned choices
programmed to abide, by laws
invisible to reason or empathy
mind\'s, warped
by subliminal imagery from birth
so now
our fingers click and swipe
before we even realise
we\'re trying to purchase mindless
distraction
in bitesize increments of alerts
while lamenting
the lack of worth, in our sense of self)
January 20th, 2023 05:02
L. B. Mek said:
such acute commentary, wise Poet
a sobering read
(when the assassins, vanquished
veracity
all they left us, were tattered lies
to fight over
\'all enslaved\' indeed, wise Poet
herded by pre-conditioned choices
programmed to abide, by laws
invisible to reason or empathy
mind\'s, warped
by subliminal imagery from birth
so now
our fingers click and swipe
before we even realise
we\'re trying to purchase mindless
distraction
in bitesize increments of alerts
while lamenting
the lack of worth, in our sense of self)
January 20th, 2023 05:02
The Final Lie
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Yes, Cormac McCarthys āStella Maris.ā
January 16th, 2023 11:24
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Yes, Cormac McCarthys āStella Maris.ā
January 16th, 2023 11:24
The Final Lie
L. B. Mek said:
\'Numbers have a lasting smell
while figures have a taste\'
\'Dimension in the blackest hole\'
\'Counting up or counting down
deception stays the same\'
(1*9=0 \'9\'
2*9=1 \'8\'
3*9=2 \'7\'
4*9=3 \'6\'
5*9=4 \'5\'
6*9=5 \'4\'
7*9=6 \'3\'
8*9=7 \'2\'
9*9=8 \'1\'
10*9=9 \'0\')
why do you think, \'they\'
don\'t teach it like this in schools
(loved this dear Poet
great work!
and yes, there is no greater Art
than Nature\'s, maths
\'gravity\'s opposing forces
as a probability of happenstance anyone?\')
lol
no wonder, half a millennia later
science can barely manage to reverse engineer
such a meagre percentile of wondrous Nature
Pythagoras had it sussed
we should all be worshipping
the Mexican jumping bean
lmao
January 16th, 2023 03:42
L. B. Mek said:
\'Numbers have a lasting smell
while figures have a taste\'
\'Dimension in the blackest hole\'
\'Counting up or counting down
deception stays the same\'
(1*9=0 \'9\'
2*9=1 \'8\'
3*9=2 \'7\'
4*9=3 \'6\'
5*9=4 \'5\'
6*9=5 \'4\'
7*9=6 \'3\'
8*9=7 \'2\'
9*9=8 \'1\'
10*9=9 \'0\')
why do you think, \'they\'
don\'t teach it like this in schools
(loved this dear Poet
great work!
and yes, there is no greater Art
than Nature\'s, maths
\'gravity\'s opposing forces
as a probability of happenstance anyone?\')
lol
no wonder, half a millennia later
science can barely manage to reverse engineer
such a meagre percentile of wondrous Nature
Pythagoras had it sussed
we should all be worshipping
the Mexican jumping bean
lmao
January 16th, 2023 03:42
The Final Lie
jarcher54 said:
Very compelling... the \"meaning\" sneaks up on you, you lose your track for a moment, then another meaning starts to form. Just the right amount of abstraction and image to fascinate. If I have not said it before, even when I don\'t understand or embrace one of your poems, I must admit that you have just about the most sophisticated, well-edited style and diction of all the regular posters on this site. You never let me down in that respect. I am always impressed by your word-craft.
January 14th, 2023 14:01
jarcher54 said:
Very compelling... the \"meaning\" sneaks up on you, you lose your track for a moment, then another meaning starts to form. Just the right amount of abstraction and image to fascinate. If I have not said it before, even when I don\'t understand or embrace one of your poems, I must admit that you have just about the most sophisticated, well-edited style and diction of all the regular posters on this site. You never let me down in that respect. I am always impressed by your word-craft.
January 14th, 2023 14:01
Petroglyphics (+1)
L. B. Mek said:
\'Wishing for the ultimate void\'
\'Clearing the way for the square root of now\'
majestically profound poetry!
January 13th, 2023 04:10
L. B. Mek said:
\'Wishing for the ultimate void\'
\'Clearing the way for the square root of now\'
majestically profound poetry!
January 13th, 2023 04:10
Motion Transformed
L. B. Mek said:
\'beyond the five\'
we\'re at six now, and counting/discovering
(how nose-tips to mobile screens
while outside bumping shoulder and cars
can be a thing and not cause
the massacre of idiocy
we all \'feared\' it may...
just behind the ears, apparently)
lol
\'Stealing us inward
past seasons respite
Memory delivers
what stimulus feigns\'
beautiful lines, a call to arms
for us
who are sleep walking through life
a great read, dear Poet
January 13th, 2023 04:08
L. B. Mek said:
\'beyond the five\'
we\'re at six now, and counting/discovering
(how nose-tips to mobile screens
while outside bumping shoulder and cars
can be a thing and not cause
the massacre of idiocy
we all \'feared\' it may...
just behind the ears, apparently)
lol
\'Stealing us inward
past seasons respite
Memory delivers
what stimulus feigns\'
beautiful lines, a call to arms
for us
who are sleep walking through life
a great read, dear Poet
January 13th, 2023 04:08
Hiding In Plain Sight
L. B. Mek said:
enjoyed how you dipped into so many cultures
with each brushstroke of your vivid poetry\'s bold notes
but I think the line
\'Born in chains climbing though the moss\'
will linger longest, for me..
as-ever, such an impressive write
thanks for sharing, dear Poet
January 9th, 2023 04:54
L. B. Mek said:
enjoyed how you dipped into so many cultures
with each brushstroke of your vivid poetry\'s bold notes
but I think the line
\'Born in chains climbing though the moss\'
will linger longest, for me..
as-ever, such an impressive write
thanks for sharing, dear Poet
January 9th, 2023 04:54
Endless String
L. B. Mek said:
In 1983, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen met in Paris
(oh to have been a gadfly in that hallowed room
I bet Socrates himself would have loved to attend)
Happy New Year, dear cherished Poet
January 6th, 2023 06:02
L. B. Mek said:
In 1983, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen met in Paris
(oh to have been a gadfly in that hallowed room
I bet Socrates himself would have loved to attend)
Happy New Year, dear cherished Poet
January 6th, 2023 06:02
Tracks Of The Dinosaur
Bella Shepard said:
I relate strongly to this poem. Being in the latter stage of life, I feel I\'m living what you have written so eloquently.
December 24th, 2022 16:16
Bella Shepard said:
I relate strongly to this poem. Being in the latter stage of life, I feel I\'m living what you have written so eloquently.
December 24th, 2022 16:16
Tracks Of The Dinosaur
Eugene S. said:
...again, the sentiments seem to be common amongst the poets today. Thank you for a well versed rendition...
December 24th, 2022 12:12
Eugene S. said:
...again, the sentiments seem to be common amongst the poets today. Thank you for a well versed rendition...
December 24th, 2022 12:12
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