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ChristopherSea
"Amidst Cherry Blossoms" One of my
watercolor paintings.
My last few
poetry posts have been on Facebook
(ChristopherSea). It's been rather
quiet h... More |
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This is a very well written haiku that really made this reader think, which I do like to do. I enjoyed the second line as it connected the write perfe ... |  |
Reviewed by Ace Spinnaker
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With just three lines you can write a masterpiece my friend! This is a very wonderful and powerfully written Haiku. Such great work. Blessings and Hug ... | |
Reviewed by Janmp
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A Brilliant Senryu! We as poets do harbor the power... of great emotion and inspiration in the tip of our quills as we splay our word ... | |
Reviewed by ILaurenLoves1
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Ah, Poetic Knight...this is really one of the best Haiku I have read in a very long time. Your word choices are brilliant and the penultimate is ... | |
Reviewed by Susanne M. Psyris
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The deep wells of the written word and the power it creates are vivid in these three lines my friend. I was adrift from the start. Delight ... | |
Reviewed by agnespaddy
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This is just gorgeous thinking and composing, Chris, of the caliber few poets will ever achieve, regardless however many words they may use.Some have ... | |
Reviewed by Richard
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much enjoyed this write, love these and you did this write proud, i look at your painting when i read these words and the merge, s ... | |
Reviewed by s7716
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I have read lots of 5-7-5.. most without much impact. I like the form myself... but this is just brilliant! It is in the ink, or rather th ... | |
Reviewed by aliciag
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Honestly, between you and I, I am not a big fan of Haiku, unless they are penned well... hence the reason why I review this piece... your clever words ... | |
Reviewed by Lonelyriver
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Very cool Haiku, especially for anyone passionate for writing--a classic image that you've captured eloquantly and uniquely. I especially love the fir ... | |
Reviewed by Prairie
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ChristopherI love the painting on your page and love even more that you paint, such tallents. Ink...like that title, such few words bring in such visi ... | |
Reviewed by KarenJeanMarie
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Sadly, I have long become used to Mr Biro's handy little invention, though I appreciate the pleasure that must be found from dunking the old qui ... | |
Reviewed by John Henry
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There is power in the pen isn't there. I guess these days though there is more power in the tube. A lot of the commentary on the boob tube is pretty d ... | |
Reviewed by Joebirdies
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Sometimes I wish I was alive in days of old when we dipped from an inkwell to pen our works. Something very symbolic about it to me. You have ca ... | |
Reviewed by Scarlettdreams.
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Well Hi Chris, nice to see you here today....great picture on your site...great haiku you have penned here....so this is where our ink comes from...wo ... | |
Reviewed by joeysgirl1
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Ah, the power of the written word....who would think that a glass bottle of ink made all of Shakespeare's works come alive before our eyes or&nbs ... | |
Reviewed by Chrissianne
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A wonderful provacative poem that grasps the mind into deeper thought! You have created a vivid piece of astounding imagery that delves below th ... | |
Reviewed by grandniem
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I second what Chrissi has said. People do manage sometimes to tell a story or make a huge statement ina few words but this haiku is about the best I h ... | |
Reviewed by Mollie
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Is it odd that the last line of this piece would be the one that held every last drop of meaning for me? I took note of lovely alliteration and ... | |
Reviewed by EWMontgomery
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