Comments received on poems by Tristan Robert Lange



Mission Impossible
NinjaGirl said:

A lovely poem about the end of freedom...so when are we free to end it on our own? Very interesting and very nicely written!

November 6th, 2025 12:26

Mission Impossible
orchidee said:

Yet Milton wrote \'Paradise Regained\' as well as \'Paradise Lost\' though I\'ve read neither. Doh!
Now we know it\'s a mission impossible for P to stop...... don\'t finish that sentence, but here\'s a hint: glug-glug. lol.
See, I\'ve reduced him to the letter \'P\' - well, sometimes anyway.

November 6th, 2025 10:44

Mission Impossible
Paul Bell said:

Yes, it\'s imperative you fit into your coffin now, so one must stay fit and slim.
The funeral parlours are weighing people now, and if you don\'t make the weight, they put your family on a diet.
Just dig out the rules for entering heaven now.

November 6th, 2025 10:39

Mission Impossible
sorenbarrett said:

Are we not indeed parasites on this earth that we suck dry of its resources. In Eden too were we not parasitic living without effort. A thought provoking read my friend.

November 6th, 2025 10:06

Mission Impossible
Bella Shepard said:

Would it were not so this state of life, that we make strides only to be beaten back so many timesr. But perhaps if we can advance just one step beyond the pale each time, we might one day make peace with life. A very compelling and thought provoking poem my friend.

November 6th, 2025 09:28

The Satan is in the System
orchidee said:

Oh no, P\'s got in - He says he wouldn\'t mind some Biaxial Parallax - but he doesn\'t know what it is! heehee.

November 5th, 2025 03:28

The Satan is in the System
orchidee said:

Yet Jesus, as one source puts it, \'reserved His strongest condemnation for the hypocritical religious folk of the day, not for ordinary, humble folk\'. No need to \'Bible-bash\' ordinary \'common\' folk. Not that all religious leaders are hypocrites.
Similar to animal cruelty - there\'s huge amounts of good done to animals in contrast to the cruelty man does to them.
Or man\'s inhumanity to man - in contrast, there\'s huge amounts of good and does to fellow man
P says...... nope, not getting a word in here, P. lol.

November 5th, 2025 03:26

The Satan is in the System
Doggerel Dave said:

I really don\'t know how to phrase this, Tristan but please don\'t take it as an insult: I find peace in having no religion/faith. Your faith must be so much torture. Take care of yourself.

November 4th, 2025 18:28

The Satan is in the System
NinjaGirl said:

I do always like your poems written in this form--the contrast is very powerful!

November 4th, 2025 16:47

The Satan is in the System
sorenbarrett said:

Tristan am I deceived of does the form represent an S? Maybe I look too closely. Regardless it splits the two verses and evil and good are split and in a form mirror images. So true the message all scams represent themselves as legitimate and in your best interest. Well done my friend

November 4th, 2025 09:19

The Ghost of Babel
NafisaSB said:

agree with the first sentence wholeheartedly, the rest is greek and latin [or whichever language has been used - lol]

November 4th, 2025 03:08

faith\'s psalm
NinjaGirl said:

The space before the word \"silence\" is everything! I love it a lot. The dashes too, so well-written.

November 3rd, 2025 22:44

faith\'s psalm
Paul Bell said:

God is good, says it on the packet.
Someday you will be rewarded with the key to the gate.
Now I know what you\'re thinking, and you would be right.


November 3rd, 2025 14:14

faith\'s psalm
Bella Shepard said:

Perhaps faith is in the soul of the beholder, and silence the unspoken language of faith. Beautifully rendered dear friend!

November 3rd, 2025 14:09

faith\'s psalm
orchidee said:

Has Popeye fallen silent again? Doubt it. He\'s still spinach-guzzling! lol. He\'ll haunt us in our dreams before long.

November 3rd, 2025 12:40

faith\'s psalm
sorenbarrett said:

As a child I asked why a prayer said went unanswered and always was told it was God\'s will so I wondered why ask. (Why then the silence) a great ending to this piece. Loved it Tristan

November 3rd, 2025 09:20

Silenced; Yet All Shall Be Well
orchidee said:

A sensible comment from me - almost. I\'m not familiar with that \'bit of French there - Nox, etc. This is bit cryptic for me, even apart from the \'French\'
What\'s worse, I think, is that those who are oppressing still carry on believing all will be OK. And some Jews had a superstitious belief in the Temple.
But - not now Popeye - heehee!

November 3rd, 2025 02:58

Silenced; Yet All Shall Be Well
orchidee said:

I hear the silence - of Popeye not glugging. It lasted all of, ohh, 23 seconds, and then he started again. Started what? Don\'t answer that! lol.

November 3rd, 2025 02:57

Silenced; Yet All Shall Be Well
NinjaGirl said:

\"Consequences will caw,\" \"sadness of silence\" \"revelation with reckless\" I love the way you wrote these lines. And the nod to Norwich and all is well makes me smile!

November 2nd, 2025 21:39

Silenced; Yet All Shall Be Well
Thomas W Case said:

Fantastic work.

November 2nd, 2025 13:53

Silenced; Yet All Shall Be Well
Bella Shepard said:

It is easy to say that ignorance is bliss, but the reality is that it is dangerous and toxic, your poem speaks the truth. Good write!!

November 2nd, 2025 10:18

Silenced; Yet All Shall Be Well
sorenbarrett said:

How toxic we find the beliefs of others. Our mind too fine a sieve to let the ideas of others pass. Silence the words, burn the books, blind the eyes of those willing to see, hear and feel what others do. A very nice write with a strong message.

November 2nd, 2025 08:32

the sound before faith
Teddy.15 said:

This is very close to something I myself went through just this week, powerful my dear Tristan. 🌹

November 2nd, 2025 04:51

the sound before faith
orchidee said:

Popeye says he is waiting - for the No.7 bus. A completely irrelevant piece of info here, but he just had to say something, didn\'t he? C\'mon now Popeye, say something sensible, relevant, \'deep\' even. He replies \'glug-glug! lol.

November 1st, 2025 10:06

the sound before faith
sorenbarrett said:

And so we all are in this sphere of life where we observe all around us burning. A lovely write my friend and a fave

November 1st, 2025 06:10

the sound before faith
arqios said:

I read “the sound before faith” as a poem about the raw space before belief, like when you’re stripped of answers and left only with waiting.
The opening cry isn’t confusion but inevitability. The refusal to “play a lyre / while affixed to a pyre” rejects false consolation, insisting on honesty in suffering.
What remains is silence: not yet faith, not quite despair. It’s the cry before belief, the pause before resolution; uncomfortable, but deeply human. 🙏🕊️

November 1st, 2025 05:46

ghosted
Teddy.15 said:

🤣 you know me, I\'m a sucker for a love theme. 🌹

November 1st, 2025 04:39

Devilishly Dreadful: The Croaker
Paul Bell said:

Free speech, don\'t believe the hype.
You might speak your mind, but that doesn\'t sway the masses.
Doesn\'t matter how big you think you are, the audience is bigger.

November 1st, 2025 04:05

Devilishly Dreadful: The Croaker
orchidee said:

I thought you meant Jimmy Krankie, a UK comedian (a woman in real life)! No relation to P.... Ohh we knows the guy by now! lol.

October 31st, 2025 13:04

Devilishly Dreadful: The Croaker
sorenbarrett said:

Tristan I can not but think that this is a satire as well as a poem and that the victim of this joke does not take jokes well although you might say he is a joke himself. A fun read and no I will not hold my tongue despite what the king says.

October 31st, 2025 10:00

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