Corner Pub #3 |
The beginning and end of a bittersweet love |
KatKali Member
since 2008-01-03
Posts 67Where the wispers grow louder |
O, Remus, I, perhaps, love you, as, I like you more, than I like myself, as we dance as, the dancing cats, sing and scream, I feel for you, on this day on which, we die. Remus, my sweet, I bid you goodbye, we walk away whole, for once, its time we stop this merry-go-round, no more tears shall drop this day, as you kiss my hand goodbye, my eyes wish to disobey, but alas I shall not cry, I will forever love you |
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Fade Junior Member
since 2006-03-06
Posts 38on a (temporall) plane |
wow. i like this. |
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Mysteria
since 2001-03-07
Posts 18328British Columbia, Canada |
Those bittersweet endings are the worst, but the best for all concerned. You did a great job on this poem. |
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Sunshine
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Member Empyrean
since 1999-06-25
Posts 63354Listening to every heart |
Kat, I enjoyed the read, but as you encourage critique, I would suggest losing some of the commas. They can become distracting, and seem to take away from this piece. Now, I do have a question. Is your Remus "modern day" or are we talking history here? If it's modern day, than my other nit is now nitless. Thanks for the read. I'll be checking into more of your work soon! |
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