Comments received on poems by Kurt Philip Behm



Until Eyes Close
FredPeyer said:

If I close my eyes, I can hear your song, and maybe finish it.

July 17th, 2017 13:11

Until Eyes Close
Louis Gibbs said:

It is a song without end, I believe. Fine poem, Kurt!

July 17th, 2017 12:59

Hear Then Speak
FredPeyer said:

Incredible Kurt, the act of creation in six lines. But there is more I think. We need to listen carefully to the voices from our inner selves, then take our time to manifest them.
Right or wrong, I do like it.

July 15th, 2017 18:08

Hear Then Speak
Louis Gibbs said:

You describe the process by which our Bards prompt our poems, I presume. I can relate to it fully, and appreciate this fine offering, Kurt.

July 15th, 2017 09:01

Veracious To Lay (+1)
FredPeyer said:

Kurt, you put me into a dilemma! Cannot decide which one of the two really great poems here I do like better. I guess I have to take the two-for-one deal!

July 14th, 2017 15:24

Veracious To Lay (+1)
Nicholas Browning said:

Good stuff, once again.

July 14th, 2017 12:10

Veracious To Lay (+1)
MissileOfUncertainty said:

Holy cannoli, every time I\'ve read your poems I\'m always left speechless! They are so simple and effortless, ever enchanting!

July 14th, 2017 10:27

Veracious To Lay (+1)
Tony36 said:

Great write

July 14th, 2017 10:24

The Great American Novel
MissileOfUncertainty said:

It\'s simple, but it\'s simplicity breads a whole knew world! I would definitely read this book! Great write, and thank you for sharing.

July 13th, 2017 11:04

The Great American Novel
Christina8 said:

I wish I had a touch of your poetic genius! A great poem indeed!

July 13th, 2017 10:12

The Great American Novel
Louis Gibbs said:

Wow! What better description of a fine novel could there be? As a fellow author of a novel, my hat goes off to you, Kurt!

July 13th, 2017 09:17

Once Denied
FredPeyer said:

Kurt, beautiful! Words can kill, hurt, but also heal! I just had to mark it as a favorite.

July 12th, 2017 22:39

Once Denied
Louis Gibbs said:

The healing power of expressing the suppressed? Am I close? Regardless, I enjoyed this thought-provoking write, Kurt. Thanks for sharing!

July 12th, 2017 16:37

Once Denied
Augustus said:

Not that is just perfect.

July 12th, 2017 16:16

Hope Never Rests
Louis Gibbs said:

It gives one pause, as you so skillfully state. I can\'t imagine a childhood without climbing trees and playing board games. (Kids, ask a parent what board games are.) Fine poem, Kurt!

July 11th, 2017 17:08

Hope Never Rests
burning-embers said:

Excellent. What did our fore fathers think of our childhood interests and passtimes. On reflection, todays youngsters seem much further departed than we were from our fathers and grandfathers childhoods. A good and interesting thought provoking read.

July 11th, 2017 15:28

Hope Never Rests
FredPeyer said:

Kurt, I don\'t have to say anything about your writing, we already know how accomplished you are!
As far as the subject you so beautifully talk about is concerned, you are so right. Can you imagine the kind of great time we would have if all the writers on this forum would get together for a week in a workshop, face to face, exchanging ideas, communicating, learning from each other.
Really great poem and as usual great writing.

July 11th, 2017 13:15

Hope Never Rests
Tony36 said:

Great write

July 11th, 2017 12:30

An Artists Prayer
Kurt Philip Behm said:

And he is deep inside you; of that I\'m sure!

July 10th, 2017 19:25

An Artists Prayer
Augustus said:

Now you have gone a little far. I am already taken by another God. Lol.

July 10th, 2017 18:42

An Artists Prayer
Louis Gibbs said:

Oh, Snap! That would make all of us creative poet-types divine, would it not? A remarkable two-line poem, Sir!

July 10th, 2017 12:13

An Artists Prayer
orchidee said:

I don\'t expect you is TOO aged a man! heehee. A short and sweet, and true write K.

July 10th, 2017 12:02

An Artists Prayer
Nicholas Browning said:

Excuse me sir, I don\'t know full well who you are as of yet. You seem to be a well aged man that has acquired much wisdom along his rigorous journey through what we call \"Life.\" Every thing you share is full of rich and colorful fruit of the labor known as \"Learning\". You inspire me greatly to become a better poet. Thank you very much for all that you have shared, and all that you will. By the way, this is fantastic.

July 10th, 2017 10:37

Whom Could It Be (+2) ... long
MaddieJ said:

Couldn\'t stop reading!

July 10th, 2017 00:43

Whom Could It Be (+2) ... long
Nicholas Browning said:

From beginning to end is splendid mate. It tells a wonderful story, and I enjoyed it very much. It\'s definitely possible, it could happen to any one of us. I take solace in that fact. They\'ve stolen your song is also quite true. The younger ones will have to adapt to the consequences made by our decisions. A frightful thought. Well done all around!

July 9th, 2017 17:55

Whom Could It Be (+2) ... long
kevin browne said:

totally amazing and I am left speechless. great write my friend.

July 9th, 2017 15:59

Whom Could It Be (+2) ... long
Louis Gibbs said:

Intriguing poem! Killer last line! Well done, Kurt.

July 9th, 2017 11:20

Whom Could It Be (+2) ... long
burning-embers said:

A few kernels of grain? Blimey! Who\'d be a plumber, writing for free?


July 9th, 2017 11:03

Myself Revealed (+3)
Kurt Philip Behm said:

I can only wish....

Thanks, A.

July 8th, 2017 21:43

Myself Revealed (+3)
Augustus said:

Your poetic sutures soothe many wounds.

July 8th, 2017 19:33



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