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i wrote this poem for the "Sisters of Dupree", welp here it goes: i picked a flower covered in blue, took it to the field to give to you, you were there wide eyes and all, even though you stood ever so tall. you took it and held it to your loving heart, and then the petals began to fall apart, it withered and wrapped around a dead stem, but then it began to grow a limb. one, then two, then three and finally four, it was now a pure white rose with tickling thorns, that had been graced by your touched, and sense then, not forlorn. _________________ "Waste today, and tomorrow will never be the same" visit my new Xanggggggaaaaa....... http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=humbleabode |
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Yeah its better than the stuff you write nick... lol no seriously though its good. _________________ 90% of all statistics are made up... A pedestrian hit me and went under my car... http://www.xanga.com/ryanguitarist www.japetto.cjb.net |
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i cant belive you like it, ive always thought my poems sucked. _________________ "Waste today, and tomorrow will never be the same" visit my new Xanggggggaaaaa....... http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=humbleabode |
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Most poets who believe there poems suck have written some great poems. It's just some kind of not wanting to admit it type thing. I've written a few poems that I said they sucked, but everyone that read it loved the poem. I think it's a commong thing among some poets. Love your poem by the way. Does anyone write poetry where they don't use a rhyming scheme? I would love to read anyone's poetry that writes poems. _________________
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i really like your poem! amy -> http://www.eisley.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=845 (poetry thread from forum past.. things to read) _________________ "Commit to the Lord whatever you do and your plans will succeed." prov 16:3 |
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