by Em
flawless rhyming |
by Ben Pickard
Beautiful poetry, truly. |
Beautiful, poetic, lyrical, comforting and hopeful! Love this, what a great write! Good stuff! :-) |
by Brenda
Naazz, just lovely! Your visuals with this are so dreamy. Nicely done! |
by ddavidd
It is so beautiful. Tears in my eyes |
by Maple Tree
I'm in tears, this is beautiful |
by ddavidd
I am so glad you nominated this dear Maple. |
by BlueJay
I second this Andrea, it's stunning and beautiful and I was in tears. So many that I don't feel I can properly comment on this piece like I want to. |
by mossgirl19
A very touching write, Nazz. Beautiful beyond words...congratulations on your win. |
by Mark
Congratulations on the win! |
by Michael
BH :) |
A well deserved win :-) Congrats! :-) |
Congrats on your win |
by Brenda
Naazz, congrats on your front page write ! |
by naaz
Thanks for the wishes |
by Emily Wacker
Congratulations on the win! Well-deserved! |
Congratulations on a well deserved win. This piece is superb. Milly x |
by Gwenyth Hill
This poem is so heart- wrenchingly beautiful! You deserve the win. Well done! |
by Stephanie
Very beautiful poem |
I just reread this poem and would like to leave you more in depth feedback. It is a beautiful poem full of excellent imagery and most definitely deserves its win. The opening stanza immediately conjures images of a loved one speaking to a child. What a warm welcoming start. "Sweetheart, let me sing you a lullaby" Sweet heart being an endearment reserved for those we love and a lullaby is so relaxing and comforting especially on a cold winters night in November. "Do not fear this loneliness I will always be with you remember" sets the scene that maybe the child or the mother is going away perhaps ill but there is a fear there with the child at least that she will be alone and this her mother wishes to dispel. |
by sparrow
Omg I am speechless |
by gumshuda
I. am. so. glad. that this one received praise on the weekly features. It indeed is well-deserved. |