A Picture's Worth a Thousand Poems
Viewing comments for Chapter 30 "Ghost Ship"A compilation of pictapoems from my portfolio
74 total reviews
Comment from kiwijenny
I love this Dean... I wish I had a six for it.....I love death feign my life cold and blank,,,,,.......well done my friend
God bless....................................................................
reply by the author on 02-Aug-2014
I love this Dean... I wish I had a six for it.....I love death feign my life cold and blank,,,,,.......well done my friend
God bless....................................................................
Comment Written 01-Aug-2014
reply by the author on 02-Aug-2014
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I wish you had a six too, kiwijenny. No, no, just kidding! I'm just happy that you enjoyed reading it, that's enough of a reward for me, my friend.
Comment from Pyrrho
I enjoyed the sail as well as the sound, but my reaction to your note is to state my definition of excellent poetry.
Excellent poetry paints a thousand pictures.
reply by the author on 01-Aug-2014
I enjoyed the sail as well as the sound, but my reaction to your note is to state my definition of excellent poetry.
Excellent poetry paints a thousand pictures.
Comment Written 01-Aug-2014
reply by the author on 01-Aug-2014
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Thank you, Pyrrho, and you're absolutely correct, it does. I appreciate the very thoughtful review.
Comment from Taffspride
A haunting poem with a compelling message methinks.
I enjoyed reading it aloud, particularly with the sound effects you have provided. However I did stumble over this line:
Tormenting vessel thou beckons me. Somehow the phrase 'thou beckons me' just does not sound right. you might consider
'tormenting vessel thou beckons to me' or 'who beckons to me'
other than that one little nit, it reads well.
Thanks for sharing.
Iechyd da
Ann
reply by the author on 01-Aug-2014
A haunting poem with a compelling message methinks.
I enjoyed reading it aloud, particularly with the sound effects you have provided. However I did stumble over this line:
Tormenting vessel thou beckons me. Somehow the phrase 'thou beckons me' just does not sound right. you might consider
'tormenting vessel thou beckons to me' or 'who beckons to me'
other than that one little nit, it reads well.
Thanks for sharing.
Iechyd da
Ann
Comment Written 01-Aug-2014
reply by the author on 01-Aug-2014
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Thank you for your thoughtful review and suggestions, Taffspride. I sincerely appreciate it.
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You are welcome. It is a great read.
Iechyd da
Ann
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Comment from Lulube
And like the flounder, we sink and swim.
Nice poetic old English type poem. ?Great imagery and just how in the hell do you get that picture behind the writing?
Good food for thought to ponder over.\
lulube
And like the flounder, we sink and swim.
Nice poetic old English type poem. ?Great imagery and just how in the hell do you get that picture behind the writing?
Good food for thought to ponder over.\
lulube
Comment Written 01-Aug-2014
Comment from faragon
Firstly, I love the artwork you chose...very eye catching! I love the poem itself, very Poeistic! (if that is a word!) It flows well, is easy to read, and breaks at the right spots. Good job!
Firstly, I love the artwork you chose...very eye catching! I love the poem itself, very Poeistic! (if that is a word!) It flows well, is easy to read, and breaks at the right spots. Good job!
Comment Written 01-Aug-2014
Comment from Tomes Johnston
This is yet another great piece of writing from the author in this piece of writing. We do indeed flounder in despair every now and then. This poem is a great depiction of that feeling of desperation. Well done yet again.
This is yet another great piece of writing from the author in this piece of writing. We do indeed flounder in despair every now and then. This poem is a great depiction of that feeling of desperation. Well done yet again.
Comment Written 01-Aug-2014
Comment from DALLAS01
Wow, Dean. The art work and audio roped me right in. You sure know how to put on a production. As long as he is in pain, he knows he is still alive, maybe even bleeding his pain.
I love the process of surrender being unveiled in the transition from dusk to dawn.
reply by the author on 31-Jul-2014
Wow, Dean. The art work and audio roped me right in. You sure know how to put on a production. As long as he is in pain, he knows he is still alive, maybe even bleeding his pain.
I love the process of surrender being unveiled in the transition from dusk to dawn.
Comment Written 31-Jul-2014
reply by the author on 31-Jul-2014
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Thank you very much for your thoughtful and complimentary review and interpretation, DALLAS. I sincerely appreciate it!
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Comment from daeneam
Two thumbs up! You're quite right and I am more than glad to find sensible people in this site who, one way or another, helps me regain my consciousness... Thank you for being one... God bless... c", Mae
reply by the author on 31-Jul-2014
Two thumbs up! You're quite right and I am more than glad to find sensible people in this site who, one way or another, helps me regain my consciousness... Thank you for being one... God bless... c", Mae
Comment Written 31-Jul-2014
reply by the author on 31-Jul-2014
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Thank you very much, Mae. That is so kind of you to say, my friend. I really appreciate the thoughtful review!
Comment from Spitfire
What a fantastic metaphor, Dean. Life does have it tormenting times "dead meat on deck's plank"- creepy image.
Only you can turn a horror poem into a spiritual one that speaks of death as a long lost friend. Yet, a backward look, perhaps a regret, at leaving familiar but risky ground. As least that's what I see.
reply by the author on 31-Jul-2014
What a fantastic metaphor, Dean. Life does have it tormenting times "dead meat on deck's plank"- creepy image.
Only you can turn a horror poem into a spiritual one that speaks of death as a long lost friend. Yet, a backward look, perhaps a regret, at leaving familiar but risky ground. As least that's what I see.
Comment Written 31-Jul-2014
reply by the author on 31-Jul-2014
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Thanks, Shari, and you would be absolutely right. I'm very glad to get your opinion on this one. I was beginning to wonder if your were going to take a peek at it. I am certainly glad that you did!
Thanks so much for the review.
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I wanted to give it a six, but ran out.
Of course, I wouldn't miss you! Just have to pace myself. :-)
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I appreciate that!
Comment from DSchlosser
I love the artwork on this poem with the deep blues and mixture with orange. The poem was good, but how did the crew member die? Was it because there was no one at the helm? Black Orchids in some cultures are a good symbol for fertility.
I love the artwork on this poem with the deep blues and mixture with orange. The poem was good, but how did the crew member die? Was it because there was no one at the helm? Black Orchids in some cultures are a good symbol for fertility.
Comment Written 31-Jul-2014