Comments received on poems by Tristan Robert Lange
It Shant Be In Vain
Poetic Licence said:
A sense of the end of a relationship but not by natural cause, maybe fowl play at work, I know completely wrong, but thats what I see, interesting if not worrying write, enjoyed the read
July 8th, 2025 08:16
Poetic Licence said:
A sense of the end of a relationship but not by natural cause, maybe fowl play at work, I know completely wrong, but thats what I see, interesting if not worrying write, enjoyed the read
July 8th, 2025 08:16
Where Are They Now?
NafisaSB said:
such devastation causes not only untold destruction but misery too, and ruins tell their own story
a very powerful poem starkly representing what was, and what is
July 7th, 2025 23:12
NafisaSB said:
such devastation causes not only untold destruction but misery too, and ruins tell their own story
a very powerful poem starkly representing what was, and what is
July 7th, 2025 23:12
Tattered Tattoos
Doggerel Dave said:
You\'ve obviously caught today\'s zeitgeist here, Tristan, and by the look of the responses already in, the underlying feel is evident for many. Good for you, and them. It\'s just that for me, tattoos.................................... Blocked, I am - sorry!
July 7th, 2025 17:19
Doggerel Dave said:
You\'ve obviously caught today\'s zeitgeist here, Tristan, and by the look of the responses already in, the underlying feel is evident for many. Good for you, and them. It\'s just that for me, tattoos.................................... Blocked, I am - sorry!
July 7th, 2025 17:19
Tattered Tattoos
Teddy.15 said:
Emotional attachment that comes with any tattoo is quite enormous especially if you put someone\'s name on it, my father has them all over, the one that stands out for me is the Jesus on the cross he has on his chest, it\'s huge and was painted over 60 years ago. A great theme ๐น
July 7th, 2025 14:13
Teddy.15 said:
Emotional attachment that comes with any tattoo is quite enormous especially if you put someone\'s name on it, my father has them all over, the one that stands out for me is the Jesus on the cross he has on his chest, it\'s huge and was painted over 60 years ago. A great theme ๐น
July 7th, 2025 14:13
Tattered Tattoos
๐ฑ๐ช๐๐ต๐ฎ๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ฑ said:
short and (bitter)sweet, a fave!
July 7th, 2025 12:40
๐ฑ๐ช๐๐ต๐ฎ๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ฑ said:
short and (bitter)sweet, a fave!
July 7th, 2025 12:40
Tattered Tattoos
Poetic Licence said:
We most certainly are, love the analogy very apt, enjoyed the read
July 7th, 2025 09:16
Poetic Licence said:
We most certainly are, love the analogy very apt, enjoyed the read
July 7th, 2025 09:16
Tattered Tattoos
Cheeky Missy said:
Hmm. Tattoos the other means of covering aside from clothing, like the pair I saw yesterday at Panera so decked out that clothing seemed an extra, are essentially permanent yet occasionally momentary, and in the latter may well become tattered. Or I\'m too ignorant and the message in brevity so eloquently delivered is that we\'re all but ghosts painted on the fabric of forever and fading away? Beautifully rendered with excellent imagery and a haunting poignancy. Thank you for sharing.
July 7th, 2025 08:43
Cheeky Missy said:
Hmm. Tattoos the other means of covering aside from clothing, like the pair I saw yesterday at Panera so decked out that clothing seemed an extra, are essentially permanent yet occasionally momentary, and in the latter may well become tattered. Or I\'m too ignorant and the message in brevity so eloquently delivered is that we\'re all but ghosts painted on the fabric of forever and fading away? Beautifully rendered with excellent imagery and a haunting poignancy. Thank you for sharing.
July 7th, 2025 08:43
Tattered Tattoos
sorenbarrett said:
Marks that stay but fade, Scared over and dirtied, tattered most poetic casts a different image and in alliteration with tattoos it rings and leaves an image of used up like a flag torn and bullet ridden in war. And so are we in the war of life. Nicely done Tristan
July 7th, 2025 08:23
sorenbarrett said:
Marks that stay but fade, Scared over and dirtied, tattered most poetic casts a different image and in alliteration with tattoos it rings and leaves an image of used up like a flag torn and bullet ridden in war. And so are we in the war of life. Nicely done Tristan
July 7th, 2025 08:23
My Religion
orchidee said:
Yes. \'religion\' is the cause of some of the troubles today.
Meanwhile - I never knew all you needed was me! LOL. Fat lot of help I will be. heehee.
July 6th, 2025 11:55
orchidee said:
Yes. \'religion\' is the cause of some of the troubles today.
Meanwhile - I never knew all you needed was me! LOL. Fat lot of help I will be. heehee.
July 6th, 2025 11:55
My Religion
Damaso said:
That\'s great, what a great message. I enjoyed it very much! Thanks for sharing! Best regards.
July 6th, 2025 11:14
Damaso said:
That\'s great, what a great message. I enjoyed it very much! Thanks for sharing! Best regards.
July 6th, 2025 11:14
My Religion
Poetic Licence said:
Many a statement said so true, let the healing begin, enjoyed the read
July 6th, 2025 10:45
Poetic Licence said:
Many a statement said so true, let the healing begin, enjoyed the read
July 6th, 2025 10:45
My Religion
Teddy.15 said:
I say we should all believe in ourselves, there is no greater religion than that. ๐น
July 6th, 2025 10:08
Teddy.15 said:
I say we should all believe in ourselves, there is no greater religion than that. ๐น
July 6th, 2025 10:08
My Religion
Caring dove said:
A lovely writing ..
Especially like the last verse โ plant a healing seed โ
Some people are religious .. some people more โ spiritual โ
July 6th, 2025 08:40
Caring dove said:
A lovely writing ..
Especially like the last verse โ plant a healing seed โ
Some people are religious .. some people more โ spiritual โ
July 6th, 2025 08:40
My Religion
sorenbarrett said:
A poem that is holding to most people\'s feeling today. A poem of spirituality more than religion. Nicely stated Tristan
July 6th, 2025 08:22
sorenbarrett said:
A poem that is holding to most people\'s feeling today. A poem of spirituality more than religion. Nicely stated Tristan
July 6th, 2025 08:22
My Religion
arqios said:
This poem can be read as a tender declaration: simple, steady, and quietly profound. It reclaims the language of faith and devotion not for institutions, but for love made real and present in another person. The repetition of โI donโt need religionโ becomes less a rejection and more a release (of dogma, of distance) in favour of something human, immediate, and healing. In its final lines, where heartache meets hope, the poem blossoms into something like prayer, but with open hands instead of folded ones. ๐๏ธ๐๐ป
July 6th, 2025 08:03
arqios said:
This poem can be read as a tender declaration: simple, steady, and quietly profound. It reclaims the language of faith and devotion not for institutions, but for love made real and present in another person. The repetition of โI donโt need religionโ becomes less a rejection and more a release (of dogma, of distance) in favour of something human, immediate, and healing. In its final lines, where heartache meets hope, the poem blossoms into something like prayer, but with open hands instead of folded ones. ๐๏ธ๐๐ป
July 6th, 2025 08:03
Inside the Sky
Doggerel Dave said:
While I\'ve never had any problem in that direction (beyond the occasional ridicule in more youthful times), Your short poem states in the clearest possible terms the pressure placed on men to behave in socially constructed norms, so perhaps this topic cannot be raised too often.
Valuable write, Tristan.
July 5th, 2025 19:05
Doggerel Dave said:
While I\'ve never had any problem in that direction (beyond the occasional ridicule in more youthful times), Your short poem states in the clearest possible terms the pressure placed on men to behave in socially constructed norms, so perhaps this topic cannot be raised too often.
Valuable write, Tristan.
July 5th, 2025 19:05
Inside the Sky
Poetic Licence said:
Very relatable write, I am fully aware I can show my feelings its ok these days, but I very rarely do, all my crying has always as an adult been on the inside, I know I shouldn\'t but I still percieve it to be a weekness and it makes me feel vulnerable, nicely expressed and written
July 5th, 2025 10:13
Poetic Licence said:
Very relatable write, I am fully aware I can show my feelings its ok these days, but I very rarely do, all my crying has always as an adult been on the inside, I know I shouldn\'t but I still percieve it to be a weekness and it makes me feel vulnerable, nicely expressed and written
July 5th, 2025 10:13
Forever Breaking Through
orchidee said:
Ooh, I\'ve another poem I can\'t translate here. It starts off:
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*^&U^%BCxyz!!!!
)9&6%PORKPIESjut%^$
{0&%ffe356&FFFF
The only bit we\'ll recognise is \'Pork Pies\' LOL.
July 5th, 2025 10:02
orchidee said:
Ooh, I\'ve another poem I can\'t translate here. It starts off:
*(&^%$$FFF*&%
*^&U^%BCxyz!!!!
)9&6%PORKPIESjut%^$
{0&%ffe356&FFFF
The only bit we\'ll recognise is \'Pork Pies\' LOL.
July 5th, 2025 10:02
The Cycle of a Dark Seed
orchidee said:
Must I turn up at every poem, to \'deface\' them, to make inane comments on them, etc? - answer; yes! It\'s that old Orchi, says Fido. He don\'t care. He just barges in with any old rubbish. heehee.
July 5th, 2025 10:00
orchidee said:
Must I turn up at every poem, to \'deface\' them, to make inane comments on them, etc? - answer; yes! It\'s that old Orchi, says Fido. He don\'t care. He just barges in with any old rubbish. heehee.
July 5th, 2025 10:00
Inside the Sky
orchidee said:
Now, guy in that pic (is it Tom D? Noooo) but he needs a brolly! lol.
July 5th, 2025 09:45
orchidee said:
Now, guy in that pic (is it Tom D? Noooo) but he needs a brolly! lol.
July 5th, 2025 09:45
Inside the Sky
2781 said:
May your mourning turn to dancing, and your sorry turn joy.
July 5th, 2025 09:16
2781 said:
May your mourning turn to dancing, and your sorry turn joy.
July 5th, 2025 09:16
Inside the Sky
Teddy.15 said:
Inside the Sky, it\'s a very big sky. I always find as a woman any good man really does put it all on his shoulders and carries it regardless of any obstacles, I see the behind the scenes here and it\'s fabulous, fabulous in the fact that you have made it come alive with all its tragedy and with so much dignity. Now I know you have a very very kind heart and I also know that your an artist of great talent. As a woman I appreciate what a great man goes through, I see it every day but not all women can see it, and you have just shown the world. ๐
July 5th, 2025 08:58
Teddy.15 said:
Inside the Sky, it\'s a very big sky. I always find as a woman any good man really does put it all on his shoulders and carries it regardless of any obstacles, I see the behind the scenes here and it\'s fabulous, fabulous in the fact that you have made it come alive with all its tragedy and with so much dignity. Now I know you have a very very kind heart and I also know that your an artist of great talent. As a woman I appreciate what a great man goes through, I see it every day but not all women can see it, and you have just shown the world. ๐
July 5th, 2025 08:58
Inside the Sky
Caring dove said:
We all should all feel we can cry .. without that feeling of โ we canโt โ or being worried about upsetting others , or feeling embarrassed .
โ Sometimes โ others can make us feel bad for letting our emotions out ..
A good writing )
July 5th, 2025 08:03
Caring dove said:
We all should all feel we can cry .. without that feeling of โ we canโt โ or being worried about upsetting others , or feeling embarrassed .
โ Sometimes โ others can make us feel bad for letting our emotions out ..
A good writing )
July 5th, 2025 08:03
Inside the Sky
sorenbarrett said:
Intricate rhyme woven in a persistently formed gender specific cultural training of male toughness and emotionlessness image that persists despite knowledge to its contrary. How persistent is the effects of cultural expectation and past learning. How we are stuck in the cement of our past learning and culture. Even the roots of knowledge have a hard time breaking cracks in this pavement. Very nice a fave
July 5th, 2025 07:54
sorenbarrett said:
Intricate rhyme woven in a persistently formed gender specific cultural training of male toughness and emotionlessness image that persists despite knowledge to its contrary. How persistent is the effects of cultural expectation and past learning. How we are stuck in the cement of our past learning and culture. Even the roots of knowledge have a hard time breaking cracks in this pavement. Very nice a fave
July 5th, 2025 07:54
Fornication Nation
orchidee said:
Well, two people don\'t help to reduce it - we knows them. Popeye and Obi. lol.
July 5th, 2025 01:20
orchidee said:
Well, two people don\'t help to reduce it - we knows them. Popeye and Obi. lol.
July 5th, 2025 01:20
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