Members comments:

=  Lynn	Mike Aspros [05.Oct.08 05:51]
I like this, for me, I read it like a nursery rhyme, its broad and appealing. The earth needs every bit of honoring. best, Mike
=  lynn	Christopher Thripp [05.Oct.08 06:29]
sweet nature ... great job.
=  This one deserves a star!	Edgar A. Baguio [05.Oct.08 16:54]
This one deserves a star or three. I like the descending orders of nature. I don't know why the "guys" in charge here can not see a star poem, they prefer to put a star to a "broken prose". Hahahahaha! So funny!
+ lynn.edgar	Christopher Thripp [05.Oct.08 21:41]
edgar i agree with you and for you and myself i will execute the start for lynn ... lynn the more i read this the better it gets ...so here a deserved twinkler for you...
=  I appreciate you	Lynn West [06.Oct.08 07:43]
stars are in my eyes... lol - thank you my friends, thank you all
=  Wow!	Edgar A. Baguio [08.Oct.08 11:34]
Wow!, there you go Lyn. So "they" finally realized that your poem is worth a star at least? I wish I have access to the "star icon" of this website. I still believe your poem deserves 3 stars. Chris, is that you who gave Lyn a star? How did you do that? Can you tell me?
=  well,	dan marius [08.Oct.08 14:27]
Father time, Mother Earth, King Sun bla bla bla. "just because you feel it, doesn't mean it's there" to quote thom yorke. Boring & affected.
=  Everyone is different...	Lynn West [09.Oct.08 06:16]
I appreciate your input, Dan - however, just because you don't feel it doesn't mean it isn't... to each his own, my friend.
=  yes	dan marius [09.Oct.08 09:53]
yes. loved your answer and the fact that you elegantly stood up for what you wrote & what you believe in.
=  celtic	Horia Mocanu [17.Feb.09 19:36]
i feel something of the celtic druids here. do you feel it in you? it sounds like an ancient incantation. love it
=  thanks	Lynn West [18.Feb.09 04:55]
Who knows - maybe some of my Irish ancestors speak to me still... thank you for your words.