Comments received on poems by Tristan Robert Lange



And They Call It Patriotism
NafisaSB said:

you have nailed the issue in such a beautiful way, using fewer words [unlike me - lol]
good work, keep it coming

September 22nd, 2025 23:47

Devilishly Dreadful: Unholy Loopholes
Doggerel Dave said:

As an accompaniment to breakfast....sorry...I... ah - that\'s better; got room for another breakfast now....what about the news? that should cheer me up......

Great if gory yarn, Tristan.πŸ‘

September 22nd, 2025 16:43

Devilishly Dreadful: Unholy Loopholes
sorenbarrett said:

A poetic story pairing the natural good but weak follower with the strong but too bold that joins the evil due to a headstrong persistence. Great lines and the use of spelling deviations to mark the demonic. Great symbolism and a sense of darkness. A narrative poem it tells its story well. Evil overcomes. Very nice Tristan

September 22nd, 2025 12:13

Devilishly Dreadful: Unholy Loopholes
Friendship said:

The poem explores the tension between faith and the darker aspects of human nature, particularly how the pursuit of power can lead one astray. It reflects the internal struggle of a monk who follows a crusader, questioning his beliefs and the morality of their actions as they encounter evil.

September 22nd, 2025 11:54

Paywalled Proclamation
orchidee said:

They\'ll be charging entrance fees to church services. Sshh! Let\'s not give them that idea! lol. And not now Popeye. He crept in. heehee.

September 22nd, 2025 03:03

And They Call It Patriotism
DeadRose said:

I swear our country is a fever dream at this point. Been getting more stink eyes recently.

September 21st, 2025 21:25

Paywalled Proclamation
orchidee said:

C\'mon now, folks, pay up towards my private, rented pew-box, complete with doors and curtains - as in olden days. Curtains so I can doze off during sermons probably, or you\'ll think I\'m there but I\'m not behind the curtains. lol.

September 21st, 2025 11:24

Paywalled Proclamation
orchidee said:

Ahh, a hymn-poem! Doh! An extra syllable crept in at Verse 2, line 2. You could make it \'tis\' instead of \'it is\'. Well, it does fit if you sing the \'Protect it\' bit quickly. We must know these things exactly! lol. That was about Primary School \'School Hymn\' as a sort of motto.
Rollup, roll up, to some churches where you gotta PAY for everything, even Β£3 (or $3) for an Art Group, towards cost of materials I suppose. Even St Paul is fair and not money-grabbing.

September 21st, 2025 11:22

Paywalled Proclamation
Doggerel Dave said:

Hey Tristan, I thought you were more of an individualist than that.... and here you are adhering to the time honored MPS tradition of a post but a silent response... (what happened at your Patriotism post?)

September 21st, 2025 08:08

Paywalled Proclamation
sorenbarrett said:

Clever wording in this poem. The word play is wonderful with (profit) as well in the first line (free or poor) (duty-free) So much hypocrisy in man made religion pointed out in the (fee) that not only rhymes with (free) but is an antonym. Turned upside down an inverted cross it is. A fave

September 21st, 2025 07:21

Paywalled Proclamation
Friendship said:

Well written, this poem revolves around the theme of exclusivity in faith and spiritual elitism. It critiques the notion that salvation or inclusion in a religious community is contingent upon status or financial means, as well as the commodification of faith. The subject matter addresses the tension between spiritual ideals of equality and the reality of societal hierarchies.

September 21st, 2025 07:09

And They Call It Patriotism
Thomas W Case said:

Powerful

September 20th, 2025 23:04

And They Call It Patriotism
Fred1794 said:

Very nice. Breath of fresh air. Thank you.

September 20th, 2025 19:17

And They Call It Patriotism
Friendship said:

The poem explores themes of oppression, societal division, and the moral complexities surrounding freedom and identity. It critiques a society that values conformity over diversity, leading to the marginalization of those who do not fit a particular mold.

September 20th, 2025 14:48

Dark Alchemy
Salvia.S said:

I absolutely loved this!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s powerful and haunting. The dark imagery and repetition create such an intense atmosphere. The theme of inversion and inner decay really struck meβ€”it’s brilliant and gave me chills!!!! Very well written dearest Tittu 🌹
A fave for sure!!!!

September 20th, 2025 09:57

And They Call It Patriotism
Salvia.S said:

Your poem is intense and thought-provoking. The imagery is sharp, and the message about fear, identity, and blind patriotism comes through clearly. It challenges the reader and leaves a strong emotional impression. Well done dearest Tittu 🌹 ❀️ A fave for sure!!!!


September 20th, 2025 09:53

And They Call It Patriotism
rebellion_in_sanity said:

Let us read it aloud together. RESPECT

September 20th, 2025 09:51

And They Call It Patriotism
Teddy.15 said:

Oh I\'m surprised you haven\'t yet mentioned freedom of speech, and the Jimmy Kimmel story, because it truly shows the America of today, where Trump truly does rule... 😒 There is patriotism and there is extremism I truly in my 50 long years never thought I would see this divide so divided. Also in Europe we are having a moment, just the other day the red carpet was rolled out for Trump, we have been putting up with right extremists trite for so long, we don\'t even know how to begin to complain anymore, one rule for us one for them, but Trump owns the channel and takes Kimmel off, ever heard of Silvio Berlusconi? follow the link of David\'s poem, read what I and others have written lol 🀣 stay cool dearest Tristan.

September 20th, 2025 09:15

And They Call It Patriotism
orchidee said:

Erm, I\'ve had a gin or three. I never got passed the first line - Freedomsh frackedsh by fearsh fomentedsh....
A lot of F\'s anyway! lol. Not now Popeye, have a spare minute, though you do the same thing 23 hrs 59 mins each day Do what? Don\'t answer that! lol πŸ˜€πŸ˜†

September 20th, 2025 08:41

And They Call It Patriotism
Doggerel Dave said:

Don\'t get me started on Patriotism, Tristan. Try this contribution (plus comments) for size:

https://mypoeticside.com/show-poem-191148

September 20th, 2025 05:56

And They Call It Patriotism
sorenbarrett said:

Alliteration begins this piece without peace. Short and to the point like a bullet it pierces hardened skin and sinks to the heart. Well written my friend and a fave

September 20th, 2025 05:42

Dark Alchemy
orchidee said:

Bit dark in \'ere. Turn that light on! lol. Or if Popeye\'s in the room - don\'t turn that light on, cos..........don\'t finish that sentence. lol.

September 20th, 2025 02:23

Dark Alchemy
Priya Tomar said:

Dark alchemy !
So sweet song ...

September 19th, 2025 20:12

Dark Alchemy
Bella Shepard said:

Deliciously occultish, and when set to music it pulls you into the beat and rhythm, couldn\'t sit still. Loved it!

September 19th, 2025 14:14

Dark Alchemy
Teddy.15 said:

Oh my goodness, this is fabulous, dark delicious and harassing in mood. Kudos my dear Tristan.

September 19th, 2025 12:38

Dark Alchemy
sorenbarrett said:

A great reliance on the occult the use of three as in the three time repetition in stanzas. Nice work my friends. The use of inversions, inverted smiles are frowns. The sign of the inverted cross. A most interesting song

September 19th, 2025 11:03

To Soak in Reality
Friendship said:

The poem expresses a deep concern for the state of the world, highlighting the destructive consequences of human actions driven by hate, neglect, and environmental degradation. It serves as a warning about the impending self-destruction of the planet if humanity does not change its ways.

September 19th, 2025 06:57

To Soak in Reality
Keyara S Trotman said:

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September 18th, 2025 21:22

To Soak in Reality
Doggerel Dave said:

Still dozing...everywhere \'Defense\' spending is on the rise, while the guy in the White House has reverted the name to \'War\'. May be the most honest thing he has ever said... or may ever say...

Prophetic in 1996, even more pertinent today, Tristan.

September 18th, 2025 16:53

To Soak in Reality
orchidee said:

I not got any poems from 1996. I will post a blank page! lol. I never even knew Tom & Co then. lol.

September 18th, 2025 11:36

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