Hello D3la,
I just intercepted your transmission, and wanted to commend you for your fine programming skills! My favorite poem was "When an African Writer Paints in the Snow". It had a very eloquent and elegant cadence to it, and it was both inspirational and thought-provoking, even for a robot. ;)
Please feel free to intercept my signal of cryogenic poems if you wish.
Good job and good luck!
robottina

I loved your poetry and your layout. Very nice Dela! God Bless your spirit. My favorites were 'Frosty Whiffs of Love' and 'Healing Verses of Winter'. Good luck and God Bless.

*laughing* Still can't figure out something as simple as the comment function!

But the vote is certain, Dela! :))

Dela, an absolutely beautiful read! Just breathtaking! The imagry was beautifully vivid. The prose was inspiring. The illustrations were just enough!

Lovely! Petra :))

My friend and my brother, your poetry was inspired, committed to the topic at hand and excellent in every way. Your poems were heartfelt, victorious in the spirit and victorious in the natural. "Winter Matrix of Christmas Carols" was ingenious and "Healing Verses of Winter" was refreshing. This book is a winner and a multi-faceted example of your God given talents.

God bless you and thank you for your constant encouragement and heartfelt words,

Tyrone

I enjoyed your collection of poems. You've certainly worked very hard. Not just on your text, but presentation as well. ~~Carmen

Thank you for participating in our
poetry writing contest "Winter & Poems".

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I don't want to say I am surprised. I know your are a good writer. I think you are an excellent poet though, and if I were to pick a favorite poem here...it would be very difficult. They were all very beautiful and deeply touching in their own way. You may have even touched a spiritual side of me that hasn't been touched in awhile.
The entire format was excellent. I just can't say enough about this work of art. Congratulations on capturing all off the elements that make up "Greatness".