| = good | Christopher Thripp [03.Nov.08 04:56] |
| excellent poem well written mihaita. | |
| = . | Vicleanu Mihaita [03.Nov.08 10:03] |
| Thanks for stopping by Chris. I'm glad you liked it! You're always welcomed. Kind regards, Mihai | |
| = This is really remarkable, because... | John Willy Kopperud [03.Nov.08 11:46] |
| ...it depicts your Romania in such a personal and concrete way. It is the very best poem I have read on these pages that deals with the national trauma of the Ceausescu epoch! Cheers from Willy | |
| = ... | Vicleanu Mihaita [03.Nov.08 12:04] |
| I thank you Willy for your words. I just paid a visit to my grandfather...one visit in 6 years...and I've seen those things...I've seen the past in his eyes, his words ...Indeed the trauma that Ceausescu left is still alive in the mind and souls of the elders...Thank you for the Star.... My kind regards, Mihai | |
| = Mihai, wow! | Corina Gina Papouis [03.Nov.08 13:33] |
| I read your text and something stirred inside me. It’s the era we are all trying hard to forget. I personally am happy it happened as it turned my life around and if it wasn’t for that I wouldn’t be here now. Your text is a good reminder of who I am today. You captured a great moment in time there! Congrats, my friend! Corina | |
| = you're right | Marius Surleac [03.Nov.08 18:33] |
| Well done Mihai. You've presented here exactly a period of time that was like a black spot in our history. But this is life, we need to go further. A good poem, filled with emotive canvases. Best wishes, Marius | |
| + Mihai | Edilberto González Trejos [12.Nov.08 00:11] |
| Mihai, Your poetry speaks out loud, precise and appealing. Cheers | |
| = . | Vicleanu Mihaita [12.Nov.08 12:26] |
| Thank you all, Marius,Corina and Edilberto. I'm happy to see you all liked it... You are always welcomed to stop by. My best regards to you all. | |
| = I wouldn't say | Simona Sumanaru [08.Dec.08 01:08] |
| "the misfortune of being born/in Romania" Mihai, that doesn't do us justice. We're no more and no less than any other nation. "the misfortune of being born/back then..." I think would better convey what you said in your poem. | |