Open Poetry #8 |
A Love Without Reason |
LarBear Member
since 2000-06-23
Posts 138Kingston, New York |
A love without reason Has my heart fallen or broken? Is this loves greatest question? Do my kisses no longer mean the same? Why do you cry? When I look into your eyes. Can you feel? A loss? Can you see? You without me? How did this happen? Life’s greatest gift is love. Can I not have yours? No rhyme, No reason. A love lost, a love all gone. Faded memories. Faded dreams. A love without reason. LarBear |
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Cuddlez Member
since 1999-11-27
Posts 422Walla Walla, WA 99362 |
Me hopes you can let go and find a love "with reason"... Time flies? Say it not so, time stays we go. |
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Sunnyone Member Ascendant
since 2000-07-06
Posts 5334Staffordshire, England |
LarBear..... I like the way you wrote this. I've felt this way....left with just the questions. Love will find you again... My heart is an open book ....take a look.... |
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IsGona Senior Member
since 2000-07-14
Posts 723 |
I like this! well written and something I think alot of ppl can relate to. |
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LiLOnE Junior Member
since 2000-07-12
Posts 41Sudbury, Ma |
Hey LarBear. I really like your poem.. I think it is very sweet... but I have just one suggestion... When you say "Can you feel? A loss? Can you see? You without me?" Thats a little awkward becuase its like your cutting the question in half and making it two... Maybe you would want to try something like "Can you feel a loss? Can you see with out me? I don't know--just some suggestions ! Your poem is beautiful though!! ~*LiLOnE*~ |
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LarBear Member
since 2000-06-23
Posts 138Kingston, New York |
Thanks for the comments: Why did I write this this way? Well its a pause that really leave you thinking. Maybe instead of can you feel, it might should read Do you feel? A Loss? This means do you feel, or do you have feelings? then do you feel a loss? Can you see? Means do you see what your doing? Do you see us no longer together. These are two questions. Thanks LarBear |
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