Comments received on poems by Kurt Philip Behm
My Faith In Season
burning-embers said:
Pearls of wisdom. In parcels it is a joy to read.
August 11th, 2017 14:16
burning-embers said:
Pearls of wisdom. In parcels it is a joy to read.
August 11th, 2017 14:16
My Faith In Season
Louis Gibbs said:
I\'d settle for Words, Truth, and Space as well. A well stated poem, Kurt!
August 11th, 2017 12:15
Louis Gibbs said:
I\'d settle for Words, Truth, and Space as well. A well stated poem, Kurt!
August 11th, 2017 12:15
Today Grieves
myself and me said:
It will never be enough, I guess. Tomorrow does not exist, all grieving is for today.
August 10th, 2017 12:12
myself and me said:
It will never be enough, I guess. Tomorrow does not exist, all grieving is for today.
August 10th, 2017 12:12
Depravity\'s Eye
P.X. Vexxus said:
Great piece, I love the font and formatting too. Well done. :)
August 9th, 2017 15:12
P.X. Vexxus said:
Great piece, I love the font and formatting too. Well done. :)
August 9th, 2017 15:12
The Beginning More Important....
Gary Edward Geraci said:
Your singular \"beginning\" parallels the singular creation event of our soul in the mind of God. The questions, feelings, and reasons - always in the plural during our mortal existence.
August 8th, 2017 22:46
Gary Edward Geraci said:
Your singular \"beginning\" parallels the singular creation event of our soul in the mind of God. The questions, feelings, and reasons - always in the plural during our mortal existence.
August 8th, 2017 22:46
The Beginning More Important....
Louis Gibbs said:
This is a brilliant piece, Kurt! \"The questions more insightful than the answers\" ... one of several of my favorite lines of all times!
August 8th, 2017 09:05
Louis Gibbs said:
This is a brilliant piece, Kurt! \"The questions more insightful than the answers\" ... one of several of my favorite lines of all times!
August 8th, 2017 09:05
The Beginning More Important....
WriteBeLight said:
Good post Kurt. Each line is so true, and to steal words from that whomever wrote it, \"from every ending is a new beginning.\" That is my favorite, but all of your points are right on!
August 8th, 2017 08:16
WriteBeLight said:
Good post Kurt. Each line is so true, and to steal words from that whomever wrote it, \"from every ending is a new beginning.\" That is my favorite, but all of your points are right on!
August 8th, 2017 08:16
My Father Instilled
Kurt Philip Behm said:
With great appreciation, thanks.
Kurt
August 3rd, 2017 14:13
Kurt Philip Behm said:
With great appreciation, thanks.
Kurt
August 3rd, 2017 14:13
My Father Instilled
FredPeyer said:
Kurt, while reading the poem, before seeing your answer to Kevin, in my mind is saw this trickle in the Rockies become a brook, then a river, then a stream, finally emptying into the ocean (womb).
What is beautiful with a great poem like this one, is that each reader can perceive it in a different way, maybe based on the reader\'s past and imagination.
Great writing, as usual.
August 3rd, 2017 13:51
FredPeyer said:
Kurt, while reading the poem, before seeing your answer to Kevin, in my mind is saw this trickle in the Rockies become a brook, then a river, then a stream, finally emptying into the ocean (womb).
What is beautiful with a great poem like this one, is that each reader can perceive it in a different way, maybe based on the reader\'s past and imagination.
Great writing, as usual.
August 3rd, 2017 13:51
My Father Instilled
Nicholas M. Langford said:
This was absolutely gorgeous. A poem that leaves you satisfied for hours after it\'s reading. I can feel the replenishment when you intertwine natural elements with yourself. \"And She welcomed my rapids, to baptize again\". What a beautiful gift to be passed down. An understanding of the power nature can have on us, even though humans try so hard to separate themselves. Thank you, this poem made my day.
August 3rd, 2017 13:17
Nicholas M. Langford said:
This was absolutely gorgeous. A poem that leaves you satisfied for hours after it\'s reading. I can feel the replenishment when you intertwine natural elements with yourself. \"And She welcomed my rapids, to baptize again\". What a beautiful gift to be passed down. An understanding of the power nature can have on us, even though humans try so hard to separate themselves. Thank you, this poem made my day.
August 3rd, 2017 13:17
Smoke & Mirrors
FredPeyer said:
First Poem: Aristotle said it, Einstein said it, and now you.... Well written, you are in good company!
Second Poem: So true! And I think both Aristotle and Einstein would agree.
July 28th, 2017 15:29
FredPeyer said:
First Poem: Aristotle said it, Einstein said it, and now you.... Well written, you are in good company!
Second Poem: So true! And I think both Aristotle and Einstein would agree.
July 28th, 2017 15:29
Smoke & Mirrors
Louis Gibbs said:
Well stated, Kurt. \'Knowledge\' ain\'t where it\'s at. \'Wisdom\' is the goal, is it not?
July 28th, 2017 09:57
Louis Gibbs said:
Well stated, Kurt. \'Knowledge\' ain\'t where it\'s at. \'Wisdom\' is the goal, is it not?
July 28th, 2017 09:57
Eyes—Heart
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Yes, \'eyes\' is a metaphor.
Thanks, Fred
Kurt
July 27th, 2017 10:27
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Yes, \'eyes\' is a metaphor.
Thanks, Fred
Kurt
July 27th, 2017 10:27
Eyes—Heart
FredPeyer said:
Agree completely with no.2 and no.3, Kurt, but have a comment on no.1.
If \'Eyes\' is representative for all the human senses, I agree.
If not, I don\'t agree, since blind people feel love, hate, and all the other emotions the same as all of us.
I take your poem to mean that there cannot be any emotion unless there is an experience.
July 27th, 2017 10:10
FredPeyer said:
Agree completely with no.2 and no.3, Kurt, but have a comment on no.1.
If \'Eyes\' is representative for all the human senses, I agree.
If not, I don\'t agree, since blind people feel love, hate, and all the other emotions the same as all of us.
I take your poem to mean that there cannot be any emotion unless there is an experience.
July 27th, 2017 10:10
Death Never Quells
burning-embers said:
I am with you on this totally. Thank you, that is my viewpoint you express there. And as usual, so eloquently.
July 27th, 2017 06:05
burning-embers said:
I am with you on this totally. Thank you, that is my viewpoint you express there. And as usual, so eloquently.
July 27th, 2017 06:05
Death Never Quells
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Thanks, Fred. I\'m glad it resonated.
Kurt
July 26th, 2017 12:52
Kurt Philip Behm said:
Thanks, Fred. I\'m glad it resonated.
Kurt
July 26th, 2017 12:52
Death Never Quells
FredPeyer said:
Kurt, I love the whole poem, but the 2nd and last stanzas spoke to me even more.
July 26th, 2017 12:10
FredPeyer said:
Kurt, I love the whole poem, but the 2nd and last stanzas spoke to me even more.
July 26th, 2017 12:10
Death Never Quells
Louis Gibbs said:
Beautiful, insightful poem, Kurt! Thanks for sharing this fine one. Love the last phrase especially.
July 26th, 2017 10:50
Louis Gibbs said:
Beautiful, insightful poem, Kurt! Thanks for sharing this fine one. Love the last phrase especially.
July 26th, 2017 10:50
Death Never Quells
charlesbarrett said:
That last line was amazing. Great piece
July 26th, 2017 10:48
charlesbarrett said:
That last line was amazing. Great piece
July 26th, 2017 10:48
Refusing To Play (+1)
charlesbarrett said:
Great pieces. I especially enjoyed “the devil called roll”. Thanks for sharing.
July 25th, 2017 10:21
charlesbarrett said:
Great pieces. I especially enjoyed “the devil called roll”. Thanks for sharing.
July 25th, 2017 10:21
Waiting For Dawn
FredPeyer said:
Kurt, you caught the futility of war perfectly.
July 24th, 2017 19:58
FredPeyer said:
Kurt, you caught the futility of war perfectly.
July 24th, 2017 19:58
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