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Denise
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0 posted 1999-09-12 06:17 PM


Doth heartache ever reach its end
And sorrow's teardrops ever cease;
Doth broken heart resist the mend...

And cast aside sure sweet release
Not caring what the cost might be
Demanding only yesterday?

My soul cries out its agony
Oh, such is sorrow's bitter way;
My grief won't end, so heart - pretend.


(For Mom and Dad ...you were too soon gone.)



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Angel Rand
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1 posted 1999-09-12 06:20 PM


Aww Denise!
So sad and beautiful and so to the point! Maybe memories are not what keeps us in pain but what keeps the beloved person close to us and in a way alive. To forget would be like they never lived at all.
Hugs from Angel

Craig
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2 posted 1999-09-12 06:36 PM


Acrostic perfection, this should have a good poetry warning on the front.

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Yes, I admit your general rule. That every poet is a fool:
But I myself may serve to show it. That every fool is not a poet.


suthern
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3 posted 1999-09-12 06:40 PM


Beautiful!! I don't think the grief ever really ends... just becomes bearable.
Sue
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4 posted 1999-09-12 06:46 PM


Memories stop hurting after a while - or at least, they stop hurting so much, and we can enjoy them again. This is a lovely poem.
Denise
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5 posted 1999-09-12 08:17 PM


Thank you all for your lovely comments!


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johnt300
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6 posted 1999-09-12 09:01 PM


Very beautiful. I know where your coming from a bit here, and I love it. thanks.
Tyson

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7 posted 1999-09-12 09:08 PM


Very sad Denise but beautiful in its own right

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"The role of the writer is not to say what we can all say, but what we are unable to say." ~Anais Nin

[This message has been edited by hoot_owl_rn (edited 09-12-99).]

caroline
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8 posted 1999-09-12 09:11 PM


Oh Denise...so expressive and beautiful. I love it.

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The only man worth your tears will never make you cry...

Denise
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9 posted 1999-09-12 09:16 PM


Thank you Tyson and Hoot for reading and commenting. I was thinking about Mom and Dad today, as I sit here patiently awaiting the birth of my grandson! He seems to tarry a bit! It's moments such as these that I wish I could share with them! Thanks again for your kind comments!

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10 posted 1999-09-12 09:18 PM


Thank you, too, Caroline! (you beat me at the post!)

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11 posted 1999-09-12 09:20 PM


You're going to have a grandson soon? Congratulations! E-mail a picture to me and I'll try to get it sized down to put on a post in the announcement forum!

I loved your poem. It's very beautiful and sad (cleverly written - I've begun to always read down the left side on every poem now).

Please let us know when the baby is born!

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12 posted 1999-09-12 09:26 PM


Another beautiful one Denise. Good work at the acrostic.

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*Elizabeth*

"Dwelt a maid belov'd and cherish'd by high and low,
But with autumn leaf she perish'd, long time ago..."


Denise
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13 posted 1999-09-12 09:34 PM


Thank you Poet deVine and Elizabeth. I'm glad you enjoyed it. And thank you PdV! I'll do that as soon as I get my e-mail problem straightened out! Thanks again for reading and commenting.

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Elizabeth
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14 posted 1999-09-12 09:43 PM


You're going to have a grandson soon! Wow, congratulations! Will it be your first? Can't wait to see the picture!

Love,

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*Elizabeth*

"Dwelt a maid belov'd and cherish'd by high and low,
But with autumn leaf she perish'd, long time ago..."


Seymour Tabin
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15 posted 1999-09-12 09:47 PM


Dsnyder,
Your work is beautiful. I always enjoy reading your poems.

Denise
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16 posted 1999-09-12 09:48 PM


Elizabeth, yes this will be my first grandson, although I have a granddaughter already! I have certainly been blessed!
children, grandchildren and youth- ! I have it all! Thanks for asking!

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17 posted 1999-09-12 09:50 PM


Thank you, Seymour, and I yours! Welcome back! Missed 'ya!

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18 posted 1999-09-12 11:03 PM


Wonderful D! And an acroctic too boot. I am ashamed I didn't see that, I said I wasn't going to get caught again, but I did! PdV pointed that out! Congrats! You're gonna be a grandma soon!!!
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19 posted 1999-09-12 11:22 PM


Thanks WhtDove, I'm glad you liked it. I must say I am enjoying the challenge of the acrostic. The first one I ever read (believe it or not) was Craig's 'Do Unto Others'. So to ME......CRAIG STARTED IT!!!!!

And, yes, Craig, I know you're not like over a thousand years old or more! You just have that much talent crammed into your thirty something years!

Thanks again WhtDove for the kind comments.

(I'm still waiting for the phone to ring to tell me I'm a 'Mom Mom' again! I'll let you all know when it happens!)

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JennyLee
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20 posted 1999-09-13 09:39 AM


You had me from the first line to the very last...so beautifully written !!
Thanks for sharing...

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21 posted 1999-09-13 08:08 PM


Thank you so much JennyLee, I'm glad you that you liked it!

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this aches
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