Denis Mair Comments

Thanks for rating my poem "Corridors of power"

You are a true Poet Denis.I admire your works

It is difficult to club scientific process into a poem which Mr.Mair is daring.

I have found your poem which you mentioned Only for One day, and I have commented on that too. I do hope you can find that response. Thank YOU

Happy new year Mr. Denis Mair

You can still edit your poem and give chance to readers for voting and commenting.

I read your new poem 'Insiduous Tic Toc Tentacles'.It is a timely write and very informative.But there is no option either to vote or to comment.Please tick the choices mentioned at the bottom before submitting your poem.

It is nice to see your new post after a long break Hope you are hale andhearty.

Thanks, Julia for appreciating the cognitive side of my work. I believe that the lyrical floodtide can carry us further as we search for answers to big questions. Fragments of hard-won knowledge are strewn along the information highway... They need to be recycled. They are part of our human adventure, and maybe they want to join in a lyrical dance too

Julia, you mention my fascination with the creationists' view of engineering. I can see why you think that. However, I'm still seeking answers about how/why intelligence exists in the cosmos. Creationists posit a designer outside of natural law... mechanistic philosophy speaks of blind, billiard-ball causality, but neither of those answers satisfy me. (More than engineering, I am looking for signs of Mother Nature's aesthetic touch and nurturing intent.)

Denis Mair is the ultimate poet; his themes on animals catapult a blend of fascination with the creationists' engineering combined with a poetic passion. These work together to create fantastic poems. Often, there is considerable cognitive acuity in there too. A real poet's poet! Cognitive, abstract, and imaginative…..

Denis Mair is Denis Mair; actually me like novice writer has no pulse of the depth knowledge to estimate him and his writings and poetic power. Just I can say that here his expressions and poems are reviving powers for all kind intensive readers. LONG LIVE DENIS MAIR LONG LIVE DENIS MAIR’s POETIC POWER

yes, indeed, my friend, something strange is going on.

My water only carries a petal, your water is much more useful. Wonderful thoughts and amaze by your wild imagination.

Let me quote from the poem- - -'Earthworm I feel sorry for you I bend over to pick you up You still have a little moisture Like the lover's lips in a day dream I lay you on a patch of damp grass Let you die with your nose in the dirt. - - - - How sympathetic his heart is for the earthworm, the little creature which serves as the muscle of soil, which made its venture to an unwelcoming place but we let it die.

Denis Mair's poems are varied in topics and imbued with deep humane values.Another poem which touched me most is 'Bait of Pity'.It speaks of the poet's kind and sensitive heart towards the downtrodden people as well as small creatures of earth.(contd)

Since my encounter with the poems of Denis Mair I have thought several times to write on his Poet Page, but felt short of words to describe such a great poet's creative treasure.The first poem I read was- Cows in Mysore and I was hooked.Even if he hails from a different country, different culture and different religion, the love and respect he bestowed on the people and places he visited are exemplary.(contd)

She paid me in the kind of pennies that change hands when someone says PENNY FOR YOU THOUGHTS. I pay the thoughts forward and there is a shower of pennies from Heaven.

how much did you pay Pamela to say those words! ?

I am humbled after reading through your poetry. Your poetic voice has a subtle soft ring to it as I read. At some parts the writing is conversational, and at others, I sense pure poetry at its best, with seamless meter, rhythm, alliteration and imagery. Metaphor and deeper meaning can easily be found by the reader, yet the writing doesn't hammer that in....which I like. The paths traveled by the speaker are much different from my own, which enables me (the reader) to go on a small adventure with each poem I read. The author's notes are of interest, but the style of writing enables the reader to also seek their own connections.