All Comments on 'I Imagine'

by kiten69

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StryderthorongilStryderthorongilover 15 years ago
Thank you

Thank you for sharing. I very much enjoyed that.

kerker_miesterkerker_miesteralmost 17 years ago
very good

thank you for these wonderful words, I know how you feel.

semenqingsemenqingalmost 17 years ago
I Enjoy your poem!

Kisssss you nipple!!!!

midwestyankeemidwestyankeeabout 17 years ago
Beautifully honest

Kiten69, I really like how this speaks clearly and honestly of need and desire and hope. The first rule of good writing is to have something to say - and you do. The second rule is to say it as honestly as possible - and you have. Bravo for opening up for our enjoyment.

Harry LegHarry Legover 17 years ago
Wow

Something struck me with this poem. Wonderfully written and simply beautiful.

elfin_odalisqueelfin_odalisqueover 17 years ago
well crafted

As sack said, difficult not to be cliched, but you avoided the trap.

Really enjoyed this.

Elle

Skip1934aSkip1934aover 17 years ago
A poetic dream

And very well done, kiten. I look forward to more from you.

sacksackover 17 years ago
very nice,,,,

not as cliche ridden as most poems on this topic. Could use a little tightening here and there, but a respectable first submission. Thanks for sharing this with Lit.!

AnonymousAnonymousover 17 years ago
beautiful

stunning!!

S-DesS-Desover 17 years ago
Very nice

This was a beautiful, moving poem. I don't read a lot of them, but I understood (or at least thought I did...I have to admit I'm clueless about poetry) what you were saying and it was touching. Nice job and thanks for an entertaining read.

bashfullbashfullover 17 years ago
Wow...

Such a wonderful poem...filled with longing...yet hope and promise. Here's to you finding Him one day, darlin'.

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
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Welcome to the Poetry side of Lit's house

With a piece mindful

Of solitary souls

Looking for the missing piece.

BTW - 'rhythym' slipped through; should be rhythm;

the key I use is rhy- th(e)m & me...rhythm & rhyme

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