This harkens back to the style I first associated with you & your writing, where you pile on many rhyming sentence fragments that give your overall expression a bit of a frantic, emphatic feeling. I very much love the second stanza with your more unique ideas for making this ongoing comparison. The first stanza had a few of those typical simplistic expressions one finds in love poems (a pet peeve of mine, altho you did this part creatively). For me, this kind of "being in love" comes from having a great relationship with oneself in one's own setting, with people & life. I don't think people really derive "all this" from a loved one - too much to expect & expectations kill! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie
Posted 6 Years Ago
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6 Years Ago
i expected you might say, "oh no, another typical, boring love poem." tried to do something a littl.. read morei expected you might say, "oh no, another typical, boring love poem." tried to do something a little different with this. we must love ourselves first before we can love others and cannot pile expectations on them - must let them be themselves (as in the thoreau quote). how awesome that you picked up on that. thank you ... :)
6 Years Ago
You could never do a love poem that I would dismiss as being too much like the cliched hoards! *wink.. read moreYou could never do a love poem that I would dismiss as being too much like the cliched hoards! *wink! wink!*
I hope this is more than a love poem...I hope its a personal affirmation! My best to you, Pete!
Posted 6 Years Ago
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6 Years Ago
subtlety was never my strong suit. am i that obvious? thank you Kelly for your open, receptive hea.. read moresubtlety was never my strong suit. am i that obvious? thank you Kelly for your open, receptive heart and ability to read between the lines. have a blessed day my friend ... :)
Patriots beat the bears in Chicago yesterday and world series starts tomorrow at Fenway!!!!!!
This harkens back to the style I first associated with you & your writing, where you pile on many rhyming sentence fragments that give your overall expression a bit of a frantic, emphatic feeling. I very much love the second stanza with your more unique ideas for making this ongoing comparison. The first stanza had a few of those typical simplistic expressions one finds in love poems (a pet peeve of mine, altho you did this part creatively). For me, this kind of "being in love" comes from having a great relationship with oneself in one's own setting, with people & life. I don't think people really derive "all this" from a loved one - too much to expect & expectations kill! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie
Posted 6 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
6 Years Ago
i expected you might say, "oh no, another typical, boring love poem." tried to do something a littl.. read morei expected you might say, "oh no, another typical, boring love poem." tried to do something a little different with this. we must love ourselves first before we can love others and cannot pile expectations on them - must let them be themselves (as in the thoreau quote). how awesome that you picked up on that. thank you ... :)
6 Years Ago
You could never do a love poem that I would dismiss as being too much like the cliched hoards! *wink.. read moreYou could never do a love poem that I would dismiss as being too much like the cliched hoards! *wink! wink!*
I love reading, writing, music, nature, God and feeling emotion, not necessarily in that order. To me, these things go hand in hand. My favorite writer is Henry David Thoreau. I think he was a geni.. more..