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MadMarcus
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since 2009-11-25
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Sweden, Solna

0 posted 2009-11-25 04:40 PM



It´s cold outside,
The snow is falling slowly from the sky,
I´m standing outside your house,
Looking towards your window,
Praying that you will look outside,
That you see me just once,
So i never no more need to feel the cold that the a world without you brings my heart,
If your eyes just for a moment of time would gaze upon me,
My heart would light up with a fierce fire so that i never would  be cold again,
I would be happy,
Happy knowing,
That even if you dont love me,
Atleast you did see me once,
And thats all i need,
Becuse,
I love you...

(I´m kinda new to poems,my first ever puplished poem, be nice, but still give me something so i can improve^^)

I´ll bear this pain untill the day i day, then my heart will stop, the pain will go away, but my love will never disapear.

© Copyright 2009 Marcus Alexander Ditz - All Rights Reserved
Margherita
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since 2003-02-08
Posts 22236
Eternity
1 posted 2009-11-26 07:00 AM


Welcome to Pip!

I love the image of falling snow and you in quiet wait for her gaze ... Your words are lovely...

... but I do hope you will find the courage to address her more directly.

Silent admirers can be quite disquieting you know ... you stirred some memories from the past.

Love,
Margherita

sandgrain
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since 1999-09-21
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Sycamore, IL, USA
2 posted 2009-11-26 08:27 PM


Welcome!  This piece clearly shows the joy in waiting to be recognized, even for a moment.  Thanks for sharing it here.

One thing I wondered:
Is the 'no more' necessary in the 7th line or can it just be deleted?

God bless,
Rae

Bill Charles
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since 2000-07-11
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3 posted 2009-11-26 08:36 PM


MadMarcus - nice write for a first posting. It would read smoother but for a couple of mispellings...

BC

MorningStar
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since 2009-10-26
Posts 290
Pittsburgh, Pa
4 posted 2009-11-26 09:01 PM


Oh my goodness.  What a beautiful piece.  Welcome!!

Aenea

If I don't say it...who will?

MadMarcus
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since 2009-11-25
Posts 25
Sweden, Solna
5 posted 2009-11-28 10:28 AM


Thanks ^^ I´m glad you did enjoy reading it, your words really inspires me to continue writing<3
latearrival
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since 2003-03-21
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6 posted 2009-11-29 12:48 PM


Yes, do continue to write. Writing out your feelings helps to heal if you need that and it also  brings your inner thoughts  out so you will better get to know yourself. keep it going. latearrival.
Sunshine
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7 posted 2009-11-29 09:19 PM


Your critique messages says in part "...but at least I'm trying..."

And as with anything, practice, and more practice, will count ever towards a greater piece of poetry or prose.

Don't stop. Continue on, read, learn, read, write.

And please check your email for a
Very Special Message!

" It matters not this distance now  " Excerpt, Yesterday's Love
~*~
KRJ

MadMarcus
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since 2009-11-25
Posts 25
Sweden, Solna
8 posted 2009-11-30 10:47 AM


Thanks for the wonderful card Sunshine ^^ And yes i will continue read, try, write & improve my poems & with that my soul & mind.
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9 posted 2009-12-05 02:37 PM


Hi Marcus,

I saw your poem as it is very visual.  It almost felt as if you were setting up a scene for the stage, which was interesting to me.  So, I think that you have the ability to write images and show emotion.  What a great start! More technical aspects of poetry come with time - believe me on this one.

Your critique comment states that "sometimes your spelling really sucks".  I am one of those who always had a misspelling in my poetry - now I take the time to run it through spellcheck in word or use my dictionary.  I see spelling errors and blatant grammatical errors as not showing full respect to those who read my poetry.  We want to put our best efforts out.  This is not to say that I am going to turn my nose up because you misspell a word, but since you know it "sucks" take the time to try to post the best work you can.

Welcome to PiP - I honestly look forward to reading more of your poems.

Alison

Magnus
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10 posted 2009-12-05 05:44 PM


And,  don't get discouraged by critics.  We
want you to learn/grow and become better at
what you are doing.

MadMarcus
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since 2009-11-25
Posts 25
Sweden, Solna
11 posted 2009-12-05 06:48 PM


I wont get scared or sad of any type of critiques^^ It will only help me improve. And thanks again for all the warm and nice answers.

I´ll bear this pain untill the day i die, then my heart will stop, the pain will go away, but my love will never disapear.

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