Karlcfolkes's comments

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All of humanity is umbilically tied to the psyche.

6 hours ago

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Thank you, jn.selvadurai, for your sentiments. Greatly appreciated.

7 hours ago

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Amen. This poem expresses adroitly a rare bit coinage of the priceless power of thinkers, believers and dreamers.

7 hours ago

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Thank you, jerryl.01657, for your emphatic response; greatly appreciated.

8 hours ago

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Thank you all for your insightful comments. In every circumstances of our lives, all of us are eternally aligned with the planets. Indeed, the divine elements would have it no other way.

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Thank you both, janicem.43112 and talygarza, for your candid responses. The Holy Bible, not mincing words, puts it poetically this way: “There are none so blind as those who, having ears, do not hear, and who, having eyes, do not see.” Much appreciated . 

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Humanity urgently needs to shift its existential paradigm from one of a cultural clash of civilizations to that of a celebration of a more global universal understanding and acceptance of what binds us all together as a living species of Earth. 

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Great question. Traveling to “The Big Apple” of New York from the nation’s capital of Washington, D.C., as a foreign student in 1963, at the height and in the aftermath of the civil rights struggles and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, I was overwhelmed at the dramatic contrast I witnessed between the oppression of so many Americans and foreigners on the one hand and, at the same time, the long enduring struggles, internally and externally, even internationally, for freedom and the reign of democracy. The Statue of Liberty anchored for me that indelible human thirst for freedom. 

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Thank you, kali_p, for your supporting comments concerning the contents of this poem that was written and posted on line in 2022, two years before the currently occurring political events in the United States of America. 

3 days ago

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Thank you, jackg.26131, for your positive comment.

3 days ago

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Thank you, Ruth. In the end, we’re all beholden to the divine process.

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Powerful opening lines. All poets are subjects of the Grecian muses nine.

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Geschrieben im Jahre 2022

5 days ago

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A haunting poem that begs for help and for healing. May the writer and the writer’s spirit be blessed, along with all others who have experienced abuse. May the peace be with you all.

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Man proposes and God disposes.

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Thanks, Hubbsify, for your insightful remarks. Greatly appreciated.

6 days ago

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Thank you, Belinda. The mind is triumphant when it thrives on that which is positive, inviting positive karma.

7 days ago

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This poem reminds me of the Refiner’s Fire alchemical process of Zechariah 13:9 and Malachi 3:2-3, amplified by the Refiner’s Fire worship lyrics in which the penitent pilgrim pleads pitifully for redemption. A thoughtful composition. 

7 days ago

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This composition has a comforting lyrical poetic beat to it. Nicely done.

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The Great Wall bridging the past with the preset and the promises of the future, holding and revealing hidden mysteries and secrets in her crevices; withstanding the various offerings of the elements of time; ever resistant to whatever befalls it; even from the heavenly spheres. I’ve walked the Great Wall. Thank you for this poem. 

9 days ago

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Oh, Danisha, this intoxicating love poem has a lyrical beat and can be set to music. You may wish to rework it as such. It might be a hit.

9 days ago

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I like this poem. Although written in narrative format, its rhyming scheme, though partially hidden, shines, like a sunbeam penetrating the density of a forest to provide its vegetation light.

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Thank you, talygarza, for your vote. We’re all living in and experiencing historical events in the United States and elsewhere that will have global impact on the world of tomorrow.

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Thank you, Alan. I appreciate your support.

10 days ago

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Thank you, Lucy. This dissertation experience had me on pins and needles on many occasions, simply because I was articulating a point of view not popular with some members of my dissertation advisors.

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