Wow! Such a beautiful melancholy. Nice comparison. Souls become one, but destinies couldn't. Lovely ending. "Even though I won your love, I somehow lost the Game..."
Simply extraordinary. These kind of poems suit my taste- the rhymed ones I mean; not that I dislike those which are not rhymed.
The path of love is difficult and the destination is often never reached. Keep writing.
Posted 8 Years Ago
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8 Years Ago
Thank you Vatsal for your very kind review. There are at times circumstances beyond your control tha.. read moreThank you Vatsal for your very kind review. There are at times circumstances beyond your control that make you lose in love.
Excellent description of how love can go for most of us (the unlucky ones). Your rhyme & rhythm work well thru-out & your descriptions, tho general, are spot-on. I always prefer more specific details, which makes a piece of writing come alive with originality. But your general statements of how love goes are so spot-on, most people can relate to this.
Posted 8 Years Ago
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8 Years Ago
The intention was to write a poem that people could relate to, but to be honest the poem usually get.. read moreThe intention was to write a poem that people could relate to, but to be honest the poem usually gets"born" without much effort from my part. Before I am aware of what I really want to say, the poem gets written. I will try to be more specific in details but I am pleased you like my humble effort.
8 Years Ago
I know the feeling, about being handed a message that seems to come from another realm.
And that my friend is the nature of love. Once we give ourselves, it is forever, even if it doesn't last, the feelings are always there. Nice rhyme and rhythm all the way through. I enjoyed it.
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
James, thank you for your very valuable words. This is indeed the nature of love.
I enjoyed this write even though it had a sad ending. We never know if we are going to win in the game of love and the rules are quite ambiguous. Still, we all want to play the game. Great rhyming in this one, Shabeeh. Lydi**
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
I am glad you enjoyed this poem. You are so right, even though the rules are so ambiguous we all wan.. read moreI am glad you enjoyed this poem. You are so right, even though the rules are so ambiguous we all want to play the game. It is very late when we realize that it is not a game after all.
It is impressive that you take the theme of love being a game, and following it through to the last verse; a board game with no dice, no cards but yet a challenge between two people who were in love and now have drifted apart since one could not be stronger than the other, or have the end say in matters so the relationship became one that was "no more". Regret is expressed as there must have been many happy moments spent as a couple. The vagabond heart had to be set free.
Excellent rhyme, and meter!
Posted 8 Years Ago
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8 Years Ago
Thank you Sheila for your very kind words. There is always regret when a relation cannot be continue.. read moreThank you Sheila for your very kind words. There is always regret when a relation cannot be continued due to circumstances beyond the control of mortal men. And yes, The Vagabond heart has to be set free.
absolutely beauttiful! I don't know much about poetry but, to me, this sounds just perfect. the wording, the rhythm, the rhyme. so simple and so romantic. love this a lot Haider.
Writing poetry is my passion. I have been writing since I was 10 years of age. I love the poets of the Romantic Era and am very particular about rhyme, meter and balance.
I have also written many Gha.. more..