Open Poetry #37 |
sonnet 3 |
themute Member
since 2006-05-08
Posts 469Maryland |
Is it better to tell your love to her? For would she turn and walk away I fear Such doubts that fill my mind have so disturbed That lull that she has pulled with so near I am only halfway to paradise And one man, one boy of joinery hath she He lulled her as she lulled me so I cry For no truer a love for one can be Then mine for her in endless times that talk If I would tell her time has stopped from you Would we ‘ever love and would we ‘ever walk I’ve known some sidewalks that sell you the blues But if love’s lost and never found in life Loves better lost than fall apart with strife |
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The Shadow in Blue Member
since 2006-05-18
Posts 493EL, Michigan |
I'd have to say that I really enjoyed this sonnet:One because I am probably the worst person to ask to write in form and two because it really touched me because this really described my first love and how I will always remember him. I especially liked these lines, "But if love’s lost and never found in life Loves better lost than fall apart with strife " Thanks for writing this piece. ~Jill |
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Midnitesun
since 2001-05-18
Posts 28647Gaia |
oh, that ending an ache deeper than any blues song ever thought to go |
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themute Member
since 2006-05-08
Posts 469Maryland |
tell me, if you dont mind shadow how this reminds you of your love? i am interested |
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