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pen&paper
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since 2006-06-06
Posts 513


0 posted 2006-09-05 08:31 PM



Possibilities lie ahead
Happiness accompanied by dread
What I’ll do and who I’ll be
Where I’ll go and who I’ll see
Some tell me-
I’m better than the rest
That there’s no need for this distress
But I strongly disagree
For you see
It’s only me
No one else
On this road
I walk
By myself
Without love
Lonely
And
Alone

© Copyright 2006 Cierra L. Robbeloth - All Rights Reserved
Shaddow1
Junior Member
since 2006-09-04
Posts 41
Kingman Az, USA
1 posted 2006-09-11 12:29 PM


Very good flow and vividness I could really get into this poem. But hey,some times I have found it is better to walk that road alone. Not all the time but if you take a break and walk alone you find you get down it faster. Dont get me wrong you should pick up some traveling buddies on the way. As for being lonely and alone, A lot of people out there are. I know if it weren't for my son I would feel even worse then you might. But keep your chin up. Because there is ALWAYS a light at the end of the tunnel... however long it may be.
I like your work and I am glad you like mine. Keep up the good work.

Love is like a Rose; it always dies - Britney Miller

nina1522
Member
since 2009-02-14
Posts 189

2 posted 2009-02-17 08:34 PM


i just wanted you to know how  greatful i am for you telling me about this site. so THANK YOU cierra
turtle
Senior Member
since 2009-01-23
Posts 548
Harbor
3 posted 2009-02-18 11:05 AM


Hi, pen&paper,

I hear you're new around these parts (CA) and I'm happy to see ya.

This is a lovely poem p&p and I can see right into your sweet heart.

I would like to critique your poem by answering it in a poem from me to you.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Voices

Insight becomes the chorus of
Trials long traversed  upon this trail.
Though many I'll not rise above,
I've often learned from my travail.
What, therefore, does its purpose serve,
This knowing voice that comes of yore?
These words that dance on quill and curve,
In rhythms past, from yonder shore.

These voices of reflected light,
In dusty glows of cheval glass,
Lift fancy dreams to fluttered heights
And brings me back to fleeting past.
A specter drifts on mists of time
To echo lulling wisps of rhyme
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

......Now. Go read a book!

pen&paper
Senior Member
since 2006-06-06
Posts 513

4 posted 2009-03-04 08:00 PM


Turtle, that was amazing...so vivid.
I loved the last line...you paint such beautiful pictures with your words.

You're welcome, Nina.

turtle
Senior Member
since 2009-01-23
Posts 548
Harbor
5 posted 2009-03-04 09:13 PM


Hi pen,

You're back?

How ya doing up in "teen"?

Is moonbeam helping you out?


stacylynn418
Junior Member
since 2009-03-06
Posts 40
new york
6 posted 2009-03-07 04:13 PM


I really like how nicely this poem flows, and you did a really nice job of making the mood of the poem clear.
pandabear
Junior Member
since 2009-03-08
Posts 36

7 posted 2009-03-11 12:36 PM


I like this poem alot
I like how the words all worked together and how it makes a lot of sence

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