ugh frieda how is one supposed to respond to this?! it's good an well written, and the message is clear and effective but there is no way to pleasantly review it! other than using the cliched wowsers on you again lol. good job, impossible to review on, despite the fact i just did..
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11 Years Ago
Laughing here Jen, I think you did a pretty good job of it, thanks :-)
11 Years Ago
welcome...why do my obscure reviews get the features?
Isn't it just like love to come in like the tide, exciting and powerful, fill the moats of our sandcastles and then draw the entire thing back into the sea, leaving nothing but stark sand? *sigh* I felt this one...great imagery.
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11 Years Ago
Best compliment Friday, when a poet 'feels' it, thanks so much my friend....
I enjoyed how you used the wave metaphor to show a broken relationship. It inspired me to write my own version of this as a gift poem that you may keep as your own since I used most of your very creative first line: This is also in /0/0/0/ syllable meter:
Wave
You rushed in as a fool’s tide
taking my heart for a ride.
Ebbing you pushed me aside.
You kissed my cheek like water, and I was entirely changed; what a wondrously enticing thought to ponder on...how love changes all and could make us caring or sweet or even bitter.
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11 Years Ago
Always love to read your reviews Tai, thanks so much.
love its haikuness; sharp simple statements with universal experience analogies well woven..the pic is perfect! Playing the fool in love helps us inch closer to something more real and substantial. Have to say I do not regret plunging over the cliff of love to the rocks below...have even strapped on a rocket and lit the fuse .... it hurts...but what a ride!!! :)) love this poem of yours
E.
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11 Years Ago
Ha, laughing here, thanks for the chuckle and good attitude E!! Still smiling.... ;-)
this started me singing the next line....where Angels feel to tread...( from the fifties, Lesley Gore ? ), probably at first Will Shakespeare..a nice write that put me in a good mood..
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11 Years Ago
Great to hear Leslie, I think it was Elvis...thanks so much.
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..