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Sunday poem #1 |
Another Heather Member
since 2000-02-17
Posts 93Canada |
I tried experimenting with the words a little on this one. Let me know what you think. Sunday morning Mourning old feelings Feeling completely alone. A lone cloud Clouds my vision, Visions of you You let me witness. Witnesses are scarce, scarcely present. Present-day questions Question my advances. Advance to tomorrow Tomorrow I'll be alright. I'll write of something else, Elsewhere I'll be. Be mine just for today, Today is just for you, You're my temporary sun, Sunday please be gone. "Be yourself... No matter what they say" - Sting |
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Mrobi3543 Junior Member
since 2000-03-12
Posts 29Philadelphia, PA |
I like that...I like how a particular word will lead to a new topic and it all comes back to the beginning in the end... |
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Jon Mewett Senior Member
since 2000-03-04
Posts 1304 |
Hi I like this idea a lot. I've also tried this in the past making the last word of a verse lead to the next topic or verse. AS I Fall ........... ..................... ..........in my arms My arms embrace..... I hope this makes sense? Good Poem Jon |
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Gene Senior Member
since 2000-01-23
Posts 935Colorado, USA |
Heather, Very clever, and very well done. I like it a lot. ~Gene |
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Dennis L. White Senior Member
since 2000-02-17
Posts 1463Michigan, U.S.A. |
Dear Heather, This progressive approach is intriguing, it pulls you into the next line with anticipation. Well done! Dennis :^) |
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Denise
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Member Seraphic
since 1999-08-22
Posts 22648 |
I liked it too! I've never seen this done before.....very creative! Denise |
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Wikket Member
since 2000-01-29
Posts 340Santa Clara, CA USA |
You amaze me Heather, with your constant creativness...*sigh* I wish I had the talent. That's a stupendous (had to use that word) effort! Hip-Hip--HOORAY!!!! --Jamie |
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Jonas Senior Member
since 2000-03-03
Posts 796Oregon |
This is very interesting...I've never seen this before either, but I like it! |
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