Beginning Again

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The beginning:
a start of a love anew;
commencement of a relationship,
time of togetherness.
The void:
a period of a lonely heart;
enchantment of a friend,
time of confusion.
The love:
a flame of a different light;
contentment of a sort,
time of togetherness.
The end:
a death of a loving heart;
confinement of a feeling,
time of confusion.
The beginning:
a kindling of an old flame;
continuation of a relationship,
time of love.

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tazz317tazz317almost 12 years ago
WHY CANT A MATCH STRIKE TWICE

able to burn and let the phoenix ascend. TK U MLJ LV NV

duddle146duddle146about 17 years ago
Enjoyable

This poem shows such great promise ~ if only the running together of the lines could have been avoided.

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
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Well done and let me just second the Wicked lady's suggestion of breaking this into stanzas (or strophes). Beside making the flow and reading easier, it has a certain aesthetic appeal.

jthserrajthserraabout 20 years ago
Yes...

you have done something interesting here, the cycle. Well done.

jim :)

WickedEveWickedEveabout 20 years ago
stanzas

This is rather interesting the way you start each section with the beginning, void, love, end, beginning. The only suggestion that I'd make would be to separate each section into a stanza.

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