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Simplicticly White |
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frankiss New Member
since 2003-04-22
Posts 1 |
I wrote this poem for a young female Doctor named Lea from the Phillipines. It is supposed to be the words of an angel who has spoken to her heart to ease her sorrow of her fathers death. I have never really written poetry and I'm sure my grammer, spelling and punctuation ar terrible. I would still however appreciate any advice, feedback or corrections. Thanks for your time. Simplicticly White Simplicticly white, earnest and true, your angel protector, allways with you with laughter and love, I saw Lea from above sweet smile of hope, and heart of dove strong as diamond, yet fragile as glass all heaven stopped, for what was to pass the pain so long it seems, to souls still in flesh is but a breathe in heaven,resplendent and fresh but words cannot say, what only a heart can tell remember love allways Lea, and all will be well these words I cross over to say to you, through another, whose heart beats honest and true remember forever child, so long as you live, that beauty and smell, of flowers and sea the solace you felt, whilst resting upon your fathers knee sunset in Manila may come and go, yet forever in heaven, such glorious glow there is a soul of man, strong and proud, whose likeness and statute you know who feels notpain, sorrow, regret or loss, for all has been beautified, blessed and cleansed by the Cross Simplicticly innocent, Doctor in white let go of guilt, sadness and plight open your heart, like never before lest you miss love, a knock on the door Simplicticly white, earnest and true, your angel protector, allways with you Frank Hiebert |
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ScarletOath New Member
since 2003-04-23
Posts 5Memphis,TN |
Other than some selct few spelling words, this poem was wonderful. I loved it ![]() |
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Kellie_Cantrell Senior Member
since 2002-05-22
Posts 1667New York |
Very sweet, good write. Welcome to Passions ![]() Love, |
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Always Lisa Member
since 2003-06-08
Posts 133 |
Welcome to the world of poetry...When a poem rhymes it must consist of rise and fall of stresses/regular intervals. Yours doesn't. As words go, it's a very heartfelt piece of writing that many skilled poets would rip to shreds. My advice is to ditch the rhyme for future writing until you have grasped the workings of meter...Focus on pose ... poetic without form/rhyme. Happy writing. Regards, Always Lisa |
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Always Lisa Member
since 2003-06-08
Posts 133 |
I'm wondering why my response to this work has vanished? Regards, Always Lisa |
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Always Lisa Member
since 2003-06-08
Posts 133 |
Weird but it's back. I guess it will take some getting used to this forum. Live and learn. Regards. |
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Ladybug Member
since 2003-06-17
Posts 236Massachusetts |
Hi Frankiss! I think this poem has a lot of potential. The meaning behind it is beautiful, but I have to agree with Always Lisa...until you fully understand the basics, like meter, try writing free-verse (without rhyme). Meter is what makes you start to bob your head in rhythm when reading a poem outloud...it makes it flow smoothly. Good poem otherwise, and I look forward to reading more from you! ![]() Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end... |
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