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Sadelite
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0 posted 2004-03-30 09:15 PM



                I came with nothing
      
             yet enough for your taking;

               now i leave you fool.

    
*I found this when cleaning off my long past due desk-mess.  It was written in my writing on the back of an old envelope.   It is an old piece apparently and of little relevance to me today.
I don't remember even writing it or to what it was reference.   Anyway, I thought I'd post this and throw the envelope in the trash.  I wonder how many more poems will become undercovered in the clean-up!

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bslicker
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1 posted 2004-03-30 09:17 PM


Sounds pretty staight forward to me.....

bernie

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Bernie Slicker

iliana
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2 posted 2004-03-30 09:25 PM


Perhaps that was after one of our conversations wherein I said:  We come into this world alone and we leave alone.  Sorry, if that had a sad effect on you.  It wasn't meant to -- only that we have to learn to live with selfness and at the same time, selflessness, if that makes any sense.  To me, it's kind of a comforting thought sometimes to know that living as a human is the hard part, this existence, the taffy pull (if you know what I mean -- from the poem "love stretches us.")  Well, forgive the long response, but I just thought maybe this is where it came from with your added response to the thought, expressed.  But on second read, maybe it's a statement about not having expectations, being taken advantage of, then breaking it off -- and that could be interpreted against just about anything....work, love, people you deal with socially, etc., etc...
lots of love...........jo

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3 posted 2004-03-30 09:28 PM



Now you're going to make me clean my desk?
I can see parts of it...and I haven't lost
my snack yet.  If your love life were on
the rocks, it would make sense.  If you
were answering Iliana...that makes sense, too.

What do you think you meant?

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4 posted 2004-03-30 09:33 PM


darn sunshine, are you eating my snack,,, i thought i left that on my desk....

opps came home a client's and found my whole desk clean,, now i don't know where anything is.

oh yea my orig. reply was on a love life...

bernie

A smile a day keeps the world in smile's.
Bernie Slicker

Sadelite
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5 posted 2004-03-30 09:35 PM


I have no idea... I think it may have been related to employment.  I'm a very capable person but I feel  political complications have stripped me to nothing at times; sometimes a little frustrated...
I do see where I played on the word full/fool.  This has me baffled.

Jo, did you read the one about What Happened to Outstanding?  I don't think you have.  I think it may relate to that.

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6 posted 2004-03-30 09:54 PM



Sadie, I feel like we're playing "Clue".     Now I'll be awake all night, trying to figure it out.

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7 posted 2004-03-30 09:56 PM


Sunshine,
  Yes, I had crackers on my desk.  But they were a little, um,  old...  Of the two, the poem grew better with age.

Bernie,
  Love life?  Don't think so!  Maybe written of a dream? (I sometimes wake in the middle of the morning and write after a dream.)  Who knows?
Gee, can you get those guys to clean MY desk?  I'[m willing to take the risk of them misplacing the misplaced.

[This message has been edited by Sadelite (03-30-2004 10:28 PM).]

Sadelite
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8 posted 2004-03-30 09:58 PM


Sunshine,
   No, no no.   You get your sleep, Young Lady, so that you can be bright eyed and bushy tailed for tomorrow!  
               Sadie

[This message has been edited by Sadelite (03-30-2004 10:30 PM).]

passing shadows
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9 posted 2004-03-31 03:55 AM


this sounds a little like me
Margherita
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10 posted 2004-03-31 04:47 AM


With all these interpretations, I too feel I have to KNOW what this is about!

You thought you had nothing to offer, but there was so much, that those who received the gift, now can’t do without.

Challenging poem, dear Sadie!

Love and hugs. Margherita

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11 posted 2004-03-31 09:51 AM


passing shadows,
   hmmmm.  "it sounds a little like me..."  
not a good thing!   I wish you better luck next poem...   Chuckle.  Have a good day.


Margherita,
    You make a person feel soooo good about their work, even a desk-mess-mixed-up-message of senryu.   Thank you for your positive comments.
                Sadie

INclan
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12 posted 2004-04-01 04:08 PM


excellent slap!  Well written.
Toerag
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13 posted 2004-04-01 04:35 PM


Good cut to the bone..aren't you glad you didn't mail that to an old friend?
Grover
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14 posted 2004-04-01 04:48 PM


Regardless of where it came from or to whom it was directed, you have written a very profound verse... I really enjoyed it. You tell it like it is!
Juju
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15 posted 2004-04-01 10:24 PM


I write my best that way find it later.

Juju

choshi
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16 posted 2004-04-01 10:26 PM


Definitely Senryu in every sense of the word

~P

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17 posted 2004-04-01 11:44 PM


Now you'll have everyone here at Pips cleaning their desk-messes.
LOL, wonder if my old envelopes might hold such a treasure.

LeeJ
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18 posted 2004-04-02 07:08 AM


darn, you've made me think about dusting and washing up my floors...yup yup yup, its time for spring cleaning, curtains, windows and all...you nasty boy!  I was so trying to forget that chore!

Good one!  smile and hugs

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