They say, "Behind every good man is a great woman"... I must say...behind every woman with a pure soul is a trail of pain, hurt and then the remnants of each burden she slowly let go of dropping them one by one in order to grasp with both hands the things that really mattered.
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"behind every woman with a pure soul is a trail of pain, hurt and then the remnants of each burden she slowly let go of dropping them one by one in order to grasp with both hands the things that really mattered."
author's note - more apt than the piece in some ways! beauty.
Posted 12 Years Ago
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12 Years Ago
LOL...I hear that more often than not!
It's just how I speak I guess...;) Thank you.
"behind every woman with a pure soul is a trail of pain, hurt and then the remnants of each burden she slowly let go of dropping them one by one in order to grasp with both hands the things that really mattered."
author's note - more apt than the piece in some ways! beauty.
Posted 12 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
LOL...I hear that more often than not!
It's just how I speak I guess...;) Thank you.
Such a lovely sentiment. As a single father with full custody of my two young daughters, I know how difficult it can be to find someone who is willing to take on the "package deal". I can only hope one day I can find that special person who will not only accept me as I am, but be able to surmount the rigors of family life with grace as well...
Posted 12 Years Ago
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12 Years Ago
Pauls’ curse was the inability to have children, but the deep desire to be a father. Mine was my .. read morePauls’ curse was the inability to have children, but the deep desire to be a father. Mine was my children’s fathers never wanted to father them...together WE are a complete family.
Very lovely and sentimental. I do love a great ending. A couple of nits:
1. Space after comma on 2nd line
2. Space after comma on 4th line
3. In 3rd stanza, consider changing "humbled," to "humble"
4. In last line, change "angle" to "angel"
5. In last line, consider changing "surley," to "softly" or the like
6. In last line, I would not reuse "humbled," consider "an amorous angel" or something like it
7. Overall, consider invoking syllable structure with all lines using the same number of syllables - helps smooth out the flow
This reminds me of my husband. He is such a great man to raise a child of his own plus a child that isn't his. A true man takes care of his family in more ways then one. Great write.
This is so sweet! I love it!
A couple notes...
1. Line 4 delete period after comma
2. Line 17 your tenses are confused. It should be either "A lesser man, would never take the time" or "A lesser man, never took the time"
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