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Comment 507 of 777, added on February 13th, 2009 at 8:55 AM.
For any who took what I said and thought about it I appreicate now as for
poetry you can't just read it and analysis, paraphrasis, or critizize it
you have to feel what the arthor felt when he wrote it. That is how you
truly read poetry.
Ryan from United States
Comment 506 of 777, added on February 12th, 2009 at 9:16 AM.
Love is a four letter word what it means is more important than anything
though.So why is this?Because it is the feeling we get when we are truly so
deep in feelings that we can't deny, so when you say I love you truly mean
what you say and don't let it be just another four letter word.
Ryan
Comment 505 of 777, added on January 3rd, 2009 at 10:23 PM.
The imagery is not complicated--the Tree of Life was in the Garden of Eden.
It is a biblical symbol for eternal life in a perfect world and close to
the heart of God. The very essence of the best there is in life is found
in unfailing love--the bud of the bud. Yes, it goes beyond death. It is
the reason and purpose for everything good. We carry those we love in our
hearts forever. Real love produces life, hope, joy, and all that is
beautiful. It is a secret that few understand because so many look
happiness and meaning in life in the wrong places. But, love is not
self-seeking; it gives and protects. Read 1 Corinthians 13 to see the
nature of unconquerable and resilient eternal love. We were made in God's
image. He is love, and love is so perfect that it can be carried inside
and become our reason and our purpose, too. It is the essence of real
life.
Pat from United States
Comment 504 of 777, added on January 2nd, 2009 at 4:10 PM.
non-sense,true,he must be madly in love.With who?God?
sean from Ireland
Comment 503 of 777, added on January 1st, 2009 at 7:56 PM.
Oh how I love this poem! And the true inner meaning of love..carrying it
where ever you go. No matter how far holding it as one. And soon becoming
together to love and be as one. This is an all time favorite!! The bonding
and coming close is such a nice and touching truth beneath...
Liv from United States
Comment 502 of 777, added on December 18th, 2008 at 1:10 PM.
I have always loved this poem. It's universal. Straight from the heart and
can be adapted for a friend, family member, or signifigant other. Pledging
to someone that no matter where you go or what you do they are never far
from the very root of yourself. That because of the bond that you have with
this person they will forever be carried with you in heart and in mind.
Such an excellent writer.
Gin
Comment 501 of 777, added on December 13th, 2008 at 4:57 PM.
The amount of comments posted over this poem is amazing. I, too, am a fan
of this poem. It's simple, delivered form of saying how special someone is
to someone else is touching. For those people who commented earlier on how
they couldn't understand what the poem meant; I believe they are just
looking too hard. Not everything needs to be analyzed to death. Just take
the words for what they are saying. If you are lucky enough to feel
something special when you hear it, you have been blessed.
karen from United States
Comment 500 of 777, added on December 11th, 2008 at 1:40 AM.
i too am having problems with his imagery, i cannot understand what the
imagery is intended to mean. i very much enjoyed the poem it is beautifully
written but finding a deeper meaning is very confusing to me. if anyone can
help me gain a deeper under standing please help. thnx!
Kenny from Canada
Comment 499 of 777, added on December 10th, 2008 at 4:46 PM.
when u frist read this poem it made no sense to me, wven when i read it
now, it makes no sense to me. i dont get what Cummings is trying get at,
his imagery in not clear to me.
can someone please explain
lanna from United States
Comment 498 of 777, added on December 10th, 2008 at 4:42 PM.
This poem makes no sense to me when i first read it, and still when i read
it. I dont understand wand Cummings is trying to get at with his imagery.
joe from United States
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For any who took what I said and thought about it I appreicate now as for
poetry you can't just read it and analysis, paraphrasis, or critizize it
you have to feel what the arthor felt when he wrote it. That is how you
truly read poetry.
Ryan from United States