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MARK V SHELDON
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0 posted 2001-07-28 06:23 PM


We seek the profound
When the simple will do
We search all around
For
What's before
Me and you
Emotions pull our strings
Like puppets in a play
And make us do such things
We may regret some day


(Copyright 1991 by: MARK V SHELDON)


"When you tell the Truth, you never have to remember what you just said."
--Del Casher

© Copyright 2001 Mark V Sheldon - All Rights Reserved
azblond
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1 posted 2001-07-28 06:25 PM


Mark, this is wonderful...I loved it!

Let my words fall first upon deaf ears before a closed mind...

MARK V SHELDON
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2 posted 2001-07-28 06:33 PM


Thank you, azblond -- glad you enjoyed.  (I like your signature, by the way).

-MVS

"When you tell the Truth, you never have to remember what you just said."
--Del Casher

Seymour Tabin
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3 posted 2001-07-28 07:19 PM


Mark,
Nice write, enjoyed

shadow974
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4 posted 2001-07-28 07:43 PM


Very nicely written Mark and so true, So many mistakes are made in the heat of the moment at least I've found that to be true for me.

Throw your heart out in front of you
And run out to catch it.

MARK V SHELDON
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5 posted 2001-07-28 07:48 PM


Sy:  thank you, Sir.

Dan:  True...  but life would be pretty dull without those learning lessons.  Thanks for stopping by.

-MVS

"When you tell the Truth, you never have to remember what you just said."
--Del Casher

Constance
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6 posted 2001-07-28 08:37 PM


How profound! You said so much in so few words. Very nice.


rwood
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7 posted 2001-07-28 10:40 PM


Guilty! I have reacted instead of acting on a problem, and always fell on my face. Making Mountains out of Mole Hills so to speak. Hard lessons. But very character molding!
Sincerely,
Regina

Janet Marie
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8 posted 2001-07-29 02:03 AM


and with this succinct write of wisdom in rhyme ...
you touch "simply profound"
Im not surprised  
well done poet sir
jm

slow burn ...
light a candle for our love
So that we will always be
one on one in lovely love

Honeybee
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9 posted 2001-07-29 02:05 AM



Very wise and to the point with a great flow and style~  I'm going to tuck this gem away in my library  

Melissa~

Logan
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10 posted 2001-07-29 02:13 AM


We never think of the regrets at the time, do we?..nice write, Mark..gentle smile
thecraig
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11 posted 2001-07-29 03:10 AM


Nice poem, Encouraging write.

catalinamoon
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12 posted 2001-07-29 09:58 AM


True enough, your words usually do apply to so much. Regrets are one of those things that surely never come up at the time. And sometimes never.
Good one.
Sandra

MARK V SHELDON
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13 posted 2001-07-29 04:28 PM


Constance -- thanks.  I'm learning that sometimes minimalism says more than "maximalism".

Regina -- another life lesson pathway:  to learn to become more "pro-active" rather than "re-active"...  Sometimes, I find that an old saying applies well in certain situations:  "It is better to keep one's mouth shut and let people think one a fool than to open it and release them of all doubt."  Sometimes a deep breath and silence allow the question to answer itself...

Aw shucks, JM...  thank you. :-)

Melissa:  I am honored to be included in your library -- glad it found you.

Logan, no we don't, because at that point in time we have the option of not letting them become future regrets...  Thank you, Sir, for the comments.

thecraig, thanks for the read & reply.  Glad you found this encouraging.

Sandra, if we get good in our aim, we can shoot the word "regret" out of the lexicon skies of our lives.  But first, we must learn how to shoot and then how to aim...

-MVS

"When you tell the Truth, you never have to remember what you just said."
--Del Casher

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