Hi, Mari,
It's just Richard dropping-in to check you out.
Nice piece, with a believable storyline, good flow, a rather smooth rhythm, nice rhymes, slant rhymes, and an easy presentation to follow.
Your emotional element hits deep, as does the relatability in unfortunate circumstance that would deprive two passionate lovers of their chance at true happiness.
Rivals Tristan & Isolde and Romeo & Juliet.
Beautifully done, M'Dear … never give-up hope where love is true.
My warmest hugs to You! ⁓ Richard 🌺
Posted 7 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
7 Years Ago
Hello Richard :)
Thank you so much! This is actually my first time to do rhyming, so it's not.. read moreHello Richard :)
Thank you so much! This is actually my first time to do rhyming, so it's not really my best work so far. BUT, it's the most emotional one I've done (next to my other poem, Zenida). I'm glad you enjoyed the flow and the storyline. :)
Sad to say that this particular one is based on a true story. :(
7 Years Ago
Well, Mari,
I thank you sincerely, too.
My heart is gently sad for you and your true l.. read moreWell, Mari,
I thank you sincerely, too.
My heart is gently sad for you and your true love, m'dear. 😔
Let me say that, for your first rhyming effort, I'd say you've done a bit better than many others with far more experience at it … you show fine promise, and anytime you might wish it, I'd be most happy to lend a friendly helping hand. : )
Saying only what is necessary, you capture the precise emotions, and you are economical with words, with masterfulness of your craft, and an inherent intensity and passion.
I'm glad to have come across your words.
You are inspiring.
Good job of mixing up the way your message is delivered. I like the self-talk intermissions & for the rest, your rhyme & rhythm flow well. I'm a little puzzled at how someone, anyone, could cause one of these lovers to break away from the other (it sounds like they have a good thing going, so why would the other one leave, even if someone pried him away?) I think there might be some cultural difference that I'm not understanding, becuz I would not be so sweet to this guy if he left me for status!?!? Anyhow, I'm impressed with your artful delivery even if I'm not fully understanding the way things went down with this couple (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
I was actually forced by my grandmother to end things with him (personal touch there haha).
.. read moreI was actually forced by my grandmother to end things with him (personal touch there haha).
It was more because he wasn't of "the same social class" and what not. However, he and I are in the process of working things out. Just waiting for a few more years till I graduate and things should be a lot better. Still madly in love up to this day. :)
Thank you so much for reading my poems! *hugs*
Mari
6 Years Ago
Aha! Good to know! I like to understand the way other cultures & families interact. I'm glad to hear.. read moreAha! Good to know! I like to understand the way other cultures & families interact. I'm glad to hear that this forsaken love is still alive & waiting for a chance to bloom again! *smile*
Nice flow of thoughts. Hard to be waiting for someone. Time go slowly and we think too much. I liked the realistic feel of the words. Thank you Mari for sharing the amazing words and thoughts.
Coyote
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
It really is hard, buuuut love really can conquer all sorts of difficult circumstances. ❤️ read moreIt really is hard, buuuut love really can conquer all sorts of difficult circumstances. ❤️
Hi, Mari,
It's just Richard dropping-in to check you out.
Nice piece, with a believable storyline, good flow, a rather smooth rhythm, nice rhymes, slant rhymes, and an easy presentation to follow.
Your emotional element hits deep, as does the relatability in unfortunate circumstance that would deprive two passionate lovers of their chance at true happiness.
Rivals Tristan & Isolde and Romeo & Juliet.
Beautifully done, M'Dear … never give-up hope where love is true.
My warmest hugs to You! ⁓ Richard 🌺
Posted 7 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
7 Years Ago
Hello Richard :)
Thank you so much! This is actually my first time to do rhyming, so it's not.. read moreHello Richard :)
Thank you so much! This is actually my first time to do rhyming, so it's not really my best work so far. BUT, it's the most emotional one I've done (next to my other poem, Zenida). I'm glad you enjoyed the flow and the storyline. :)
Sad to say that this particular one is based on a true story. :(
7 Years Ago
Well, Mari,
I thank you sincerely, too.
My heart is gently sad for you and your true l.. read moreWell, Mari,
I thank you sincerely, too.
My heart is gently sad for you and your true love, m'dear. 😔
Let me say that, for your first rhyming effort, I'd say you've done a bit better than many others with far more experience at it … you show fine promise, and anytime you might wish it, I'd be most happy to lend a friendly helping hand. : )
Sad Romeo and Juliette as they are forced to part by families that do not understand their love or accept it. Beautifully described with very effective thought- speech style. Lovely form, flow, rhyme. Beautifully poignant. I hope they meet again
I can relate to your experience of love rejected. Your poem conveys the pain of breaking up, especially due to an outside factor. In my own experience, I just try to remember the good times and avoid staying bitter all the time.
I'm a staunch believer that everything happens for a reason. Though we can't exactly see it, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
The most painful part is when neither of you want to cut things off, but then you have no other choi.. read moreThe most painful part is when neither of you want to cut things off, but then you have no other choice as of the moment but to do so... :(
I discovered my passion for writing a little bit later compared to other writers my age. Most of them start at around 13 or 14. I only started at 17. My teachers told me that I had a knack for writing.. more..