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Tue 15th Mar 2011 21:37

So melancholy, I have tears, I've always loved autumn, this is a different look at the pre-winter season, very moving...

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sian howell

Tue 17th Nov 2009 20:57

this is a best thing I have read in ages and when I heard you read it ...i loved the poem even more . Sian x

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Steve Regan

Fri 2nd Oct 2009 12:04

Yes, an oft-visited theme is autumn, or late-autumn as this seems to be. The heighted language, the elegant tone, the evocation of the magic of a landscape which dies and renews, which isn't human, but lives. All beautifully done here, Anthony. And I haven't even listened to the audio clip yet!!

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Chris Dawson

Thu 1st Oct 2009 17:18

Like it.
Cx

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Cate Greenlees

Sun 27th Sep 2009 16:11

How nice to see you back Anthony, weve not heard from you for a while.... and in such fine form too. Your clever use of imagery and language is always a joy to read.
Cate xx

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Francine

Fri 25th Sep 2009 03:35

So nice to hear your lovely voice Anthony!

This poem for me is so profound, beautifully written with distinct imagery that portrays a sadness for those who have passed on...

These lines express that well for me...
'No birdsong
breaks these solemn days -
wreathed in cobweb,
edged with frost.
The hedge,
a thorny garland lays,
in tribute to
the season’s lost.'

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Thu 24th Sep 2009 18:07

Lovely poem, Anthony, with interesting imagery. I could see Steve's point; verse 2 is outstanding in its creative metaphors. But I did enjoy the whole effortless flow of words, rhythm and rhyme. Very catchy title.
It's great to see someone else willing to be 'unabashedly lyrical' also. I was thinking of you earlier today, and wondering if all was well. And here you are this afternoon.

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Isobel

Thu 24th Sep 2009 13:36

I'm not normally one to appreciate a nature poem but have to take my hat off to you Anthony - the poem is beautiful to read and to listen to. You would probably like me to criticise it - but I am never too good at that - just know what I like and what has obviously been grafted over.

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John Darwin

Thu 24th Sep 2009 10:47

Hi Anthony, not usually taken with this subject matter but this reads beautifully, really enjoyed it.

thanks
John

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Dave Bradley

Thu 24th Sep 2009 09:46

Sheer quality. Keats eat your heart out! In agreement with Gus and (as ever) entertained by Steve.

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Gus Jonsson

Thu 24th Sep 2009 07:47



Good Morning AE
A tale told a thousand times... this so illustrative... liken to a ornate victorian landscape painting, superb detail and imagery... well done , superb.
Gus

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<Deleted User> (6534)

Thu 24th Sep 2009 07:07

er nice one
love poems containing the word verdant

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