Critical Analysis #2 |
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Road of Life |
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Lotta Lagg Junior Member
since 2006-01-02
Posts 19Michigan |
Road of Life Coming around the road of life I stopped to watch a bird fly by A colorful flower that smelled so sweet To the path of mystic curves There below the hill was a lake Where fish swam as geese flew in I settled beyond the shady tree The leaves of the tree were dying in color Soon to fall beneath the cold snow Yet though before me this beautiful day And into the night the rested babies Stars above twinkle in the night While the moon sat high and full The sounds of life so peaceful I realized my path of life is here To enjoy what God has given me All the peaceful beauty around No love greater than we allow ~ "One Oneness One" |
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Marge Tindal![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
since 1999-11-06
Posts 42384Florida's Foreverly Shores |
Theresa~ Welcome to PiP ... you have penned some beautiful thoughts~ Enjoy your stay ... read lots for the poetic thoughts of others also offer much inspire~ *Huglets* ![]() ~*Marge*~ ~*No matter what I search for ... |
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Not A Poet Member Elite
since 1999-11-03
Posts 3885Oklahoma, USA |
Yes, welcome to CA. I do have a little advice for you. First, you have too many unnecessary or non-contributing words. For example, "A colorful flower that smelled so sweet" could surely be more compact and effective. quote: You don't need "there" and what do the swimming fish contribute? You can find more examples too. quote: Doesn't really make sense and "yet" isn't needed. quote: First line present tense, second line past is just wrong. Needs a lot of work but does have possibilities. Hope this helps. Pete |
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Lotta Lagg Junior Member
since 2006-01-02
Posts 19Michigan |
Thanks guys. I'm glad you took the time to read it and it better myself doing so. Does that make any sense. LOL Thank you for the warm welcome. Hugs, Lotta "One Oneness One" |
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