All Comments on 'Connection'

by Willow Rain

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ishtatishtatabout 19 years ago
"Let us not speak"

I really liked this poem because as a reader I could put different pairing of characters into it .Innocent youngsters, older people, friends. It reminded me a bit of the John Betjeman poem "In a Bath Tea Shop" - "But both, for a moment little lower than the angels".

the three lines: so serious

a soul

so sweet

maybe were not required ?

Thanks

TathagataTathagataabout 19 years ago
a beautiful

portrait of sharing and trust , how it grows and how simple things mean so much.

There is something childlike here, it is pure and honest and very moving, to me at least.

It is puppy love that balances on the edge of true understanding.

A moment, in my opinion, that hasn't been captured often enough.

This does that moment proud.

Thank you

flyguy69flyguy69about 19 years ago
Excellent!

This is a wonderful poem, Willow; your trademark clarity and honesty. Enjoyed it very much.

[sp: grateful]

~hellbaby~~hellbaby~about 19 years ago
Very Nice

The sentiment is expressed in a tender way. I leave this page with a smile and a good feeling. Thanks

Bridget69Bridget69about 19 years ago
Lovely.

Conveys a mutual bond in a gentle and sweet manner. "Connection" really connects on many levels.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
wow

this is quite the best poem of the day. possibly of the week.

~Syn

dcpoet44dcpoet44about 19 years ago
beautiful....

it's all in the connectivity and bringing it all together. great job!!!! don

LeBrozLeBrozover 18 years ago
~~

You read first the verse;

most difficult of all,

you read each other, and discover

as your words flow,

you are each other.

impressiveimpressiveover 18 years ago
This really resonates with me!

Thank you for sharing it! ~ Imp

LeBrozLeBrozalmost 17 years ago
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This poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 35,000 poems.

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