Comments received on poems by MendedFences27



Senryus 11
Goldfinch60 said:

Very good Senryus Phil.

Andy

May 16th, 2023 03:05

Scapes
Neville said:



S Scape, the wanting to get outa here quick when one realises that they have stumbled on something far better than they could ever have writ ...................... Neville

May 14th, 2023 04:20

Hannah the Hellion
Parisab said:

Captivating narrative poetry which normally doesn’t sustain my attention. It was powerfully developed with multi dimensional subjects and participants. The ending did not disappoint. Clever women of the sea have existed throughout history and bought and sold sailor “secrets” in the form of psychic knowledge which they also possessed. Thank you.

May 12th, 2023 14:05

Hannah the Hellion
L. B. Mek said:

\'Nantucket\'
sent me straight to \'call me Ishmael\'
and your wonderful short story
was as gripping, as that books
first few chapters
Brilliant!
thank you for choosing to share
your wonderful talent, dear Poet
(there\'s a trace of hellion
in all of us, i think
our actions n words, as trappings
for that we aspire to realise
and chains, stifling our way
of surviving, life)

May 12th, 2023 02:01

Senryus 5
Neville said:


How I managed to miss these x5 little gems until now is one helluva mystery .. or perhaps not, maybe I was saving the best till last .. whatever the case .. it no longer matters much since each packs one hell of a punch and is quite literarily a crown in its own write ..

May 9th, 2023 00:01

Conspiracy Theory
Neville said:


indeed a most cleverly crafted and otherwise strategically contrived poem .. a tragic tale told terribly well and pretty on the eye too sir .. what more could one possibly want .. another winner based on so many losses .. a crying shame, for all those directly involved and of course for those who love happy endings .. Neville

May 8th, 2023 23:49

Hannah the Hellion
Neville said:


Just one brief question before awarding scores ..

Would it be even possible to contemplate passing by here without first leaving the full marks this exceptionally fine story poem most certainly deserves .. The simplest of answers is surely no, it would be impossible .. No kidding Phil, you penned a captivating and most credible tale .. and as yet, I still remain unsure whether Hannah the Hellion is based on some infamous legendary figure, or stems entirely from your own magnificent imagination .. You are the master of this particular genre regardless sir ........... Neville

May 8th, 2023 23:36

Conspiracy Theory
Bobby O said:

On an altruistic path a pure agenda is like a new carefully tended crop That farmer , without certain knowledge of the future, proceeds w tireless care , and he learns , and he honors his craft and that land is better and matured and should his love have to start anew , or not(?) his readiness had grown and holds nary a tiny regret. This piece could be about that farmer for
His grand effort is satisfying nourishment

May 7th, 2023 04:42

Conspiracy Theory
jarcher54 said:

Witty and subtly poignant. A whole love story in a few couplets. Not a hint of artifice, just a touching story told in a way that only poetry can, a stream of images and observations, scenes and exchanges. Bittersweet and reflects a man of deep observations and experience, of even deeper humanity. Thanks!

May 6th, 2023 22:30

Our World Today
L. B. Mek said:

so pinpoint, acute
especially:
\'The gun dealer is a model citizen\'
(people seldom realise, just
how many guns are in circulation
in USA
and how such a small percentage
create all the issues
and yet, how the very existence
of all those decent citizens
that practice safe gun handling
and ownership, processes
keep the government, from getting
too ambitious...)
an important write, dear Poet

April 28th, 2023 03:42

Fingers
Neville said:


two things immediately struck me about these fine words .. firstly how incredibly beautiful you have penned them and just as beautifully too ....... Neville

April 26th, 2023 10:35

Fingers
Dr. Shailesh Gupta Veer said:

Exquisite

April 25th, 2023 05:12

Fingers
L. B. Mek said:

such relatable imagery
and impactful emotive bravery
so many of us, have shared
in such similar events, but
most of us lack the bravery
to word our hurt, so acutely
(I hope these words
have some, cathartic healing
valuation, to you
dear Poet
so that it\'s not just your readers
who benefit
by your purposed utilisation
of poetic therapy)
thank you! a great read

April 24th, 2023 03:54

Fingers
Doggerel Dave said:

Love poem which I\'m prepared to read only because you wrote it Phil, and therefore I\'m guaranteed a smooth read, free of saccharine sentimentality.

April 24th, 2023 01:38

Fingers
Goldfinch60 said:

Beautiful lovelorn words Phil.

Andy

April 24th, 2023 00:59

Senryus 5
L. B. Mek said:

loved this, a great read
dear Poet
(more meaningful when there\'s an evolving thread
adding to those syllable count, depths
succinct wording, as only a beginning
to poetry\'s euphonious brevity)

April 21st, 2023 04:16

Our World Today
Goldfinch60 said:

And of the UK Phil.

Andy

April 20th, 2023 01:18

Our World Today
Doggerel Dave said:

😂 Good to laugh Phil, otherwise.... Large parts of your picture can be pasted on a few places I can think of (no names...) partly because they feel impelled to slavishly follow \'the greatest economy in the world.\'


April 19th, 2023 20:09

Senryus 5
Goldfinch60 said:

Five good senryus Phil.

Andy

April 19th, 2023 00:55

20 Hours to Memphis
Bobby O said:

What a surprise ending. He left this world happy and that fir Mr ersps the story in joy

April 18th, 2023 23:19

Senryus 5
Bobby O said:

I love that last line as well as the pace and some surprising prose to develop the overall point. Nice job. I will make it a point to read more of your work.

April 18th, 2023 23:14

Blue Stone
L. B. Mek said:

Brilliant!
(\'connectivity, a state of connate chemistry\'
be it rock or feather, a polaroid pic
or that ticket stub from that last trip
we cling to things, that our fingers
can feel
to anchor our memories within
to safeguard our heart\'s, needs
to never let Time, ravage
that we most fervently, cherish...)

April 17th, 2023 03:08

Blue Stone
Goldfinch60 said:

Such emotive words Phil and so true, it is those little odd things that we pick up in life that mean so much to us.

Andy

April 17th, 2023 00:25

Blue Stone
Neville said:

You could not have given your poem a better title Phil .. it stands out from the page and sets the scene perfectly for the body of its entirety .. A more than merely moving series of treasured recollections and moments wrapped in a poem of their very own .. and most sadly of all such an enjoyable read .. Neville

April 17th, 2023 00:03

Blue Stone
Doggerel Dave said:

You made the connection very clear - not unusual at all, Phil; a very moving portrait of loss, grief and remembrance I\'m sure many will relate to.

April 16th, 2023 20:52

You
blueandgrey said:

This is beautiful, such amazing words you have for your wife.

April 16th, 2023 01:51

You
Goldfinch60 said:

Wonderful loving words .

Andy

April 16th, 2023 00:32

You
Oluwasolape Akode said:

This is totally a passionate and well-thought out poem. I enjoyed reading every bit of it.

April 15th, 2023 18:21

Q & A Upon Leaving
Neville said:


there is something very pleasing about two line stanza\'s sir .. I am quite taken by them .. furthermore, the overall storyline, has an inextricably linked almost subliminal relationship with its own very apt title .. bravo Phil ... Neville


April 15th, 2023 03:58

Q & A Upon Leaving
Fay Slimm. said:

This touches the core of many a break-up Phil and will be sure to waken lamentable memores for some - -.those final few lines are so moving. A heart-wrenching read of final appeal when love has to say a last Goodbye.

April 15th, 2023 01:11



« Return to the profile of MendedFences27