Timmy's Journal - 8. Where There Are No Words

Oh wow... that really touched me, Thanks Tim That is the beauty of your poems They touch your readers I hope I find that something or someone *...sigh*
Thanks again for another beautiful poem

On 10/26/2015 05:09 AM, Drew Espinosa said:

Oh wow... that really touched me, Thanks Tim That is the beauty of your poems They touch your readers I hope I find that something or someone *...sigh*

Thanks again for another beautiful poem

Thank you Drew. To be honest, it's not really a poem. It's a reaction to something I read and it's beauty was beyond, my words anyway. Tears just won't stop.. it's been like an hour. But that's what this is.. thanks as always for reading and for the review.

tim

Lovely Tim!
It's only happened to me once (with a person)
I enjoyed your poetic description, as it brought back that memory quite vividly.

On 10/26/2015 05:55 AM, Reader1810 said:

Hey Tim

I got you message loud and clear. When that happens, there is a wonderful moment of all encompassing 'wow'. I have read real life stories that have touched me like this, but now I am reminded of a story I read a story on GA in March 2014. It touched me deeply and left me sitting in stunned, but thrilled, silence.

 

Words did eventually come to me and I wrote my first ever GA review.

Thanks for bringing back that memory of awe and wow and magic all rolled into one

As always, well done and thank you for sharing your words with us.

Hi Reader, I wrote a review but there was so much love in the word choice in this piece, it was so beautifully crafted, it was actually the writing, the actual work that got me. The story itself is amazing but the art of writing was so evident.. it just blew me away... anyway, thank you for your review.

tim

On 10/26/2015 06:16 AM, skinnydragon said:

Lovely Tim!

It's only happened to me once (with a person)

I enjoyed your poetic description, as it brought back that memory quite vividly.

Hi skinnydragon, glad to have helped, lol. Thanks for the review, I appreciate it.

tim

Thanks for this, Tim. I had that experience several times - once quite recently - and have since wondered and pondered about it. No words at all, and you're left trying feebly to describe what you feel, what you think... You capture it well.

On 10/26/2015 07:53 AM, Parker Owens said:

Thanks for this, Tim. I had that experience several times - once quite recently - and have since wondered and pondered about it. No words at all, and you're left trying feebly to describe what you feel, what you think... You capture it well.

Thanks Parker. I did review the piece, as well as I could. But felt I to say more and frankly while I wasn't bawling, the tears didn't stop for some time. It was such a strange physical reaction for me anyway. Thanks for your review, my friend.

tim

This is beautifully well written. When I first read it, I thought immediately about this scene from the movie Amadeus. Thank you for adding this...

On 11/02/2015 12:57 PM, AC Benus said:

This is beautifully well written. When I first read it, I thought immediately about this scene from the movie Amadeus. Thank you for adding this...

AC thank you .. this film I've seen. thank you so much

tim

So deep! And yet I have to read what made thus huge impression. Cheers Timmy!

On 03/23/2016 04:36 PM, Roberto Zuniga said:

So deep! And yet I have to read what made thus huge impression. Cheers Timmy!

Oh I'm sure you'll get there Roberto. It's well worth the read. A brilliant story, by a brilliant writer.

Thanks for reading this.. tim