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by Liar

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echoes_sechoes_salmost 20 years ago
psst

your pm box is full, please send me a pm when there is room?

WickedEveWickedEvealmost 20 years ago
this is stunning

I'm going down the new list and I'm amazed at the talent we have here. Liar, you're an excellent poet!

Syndra LynnSyndra Lynnalmost 20 years ago
Wow!

I love brilliant poetry to start my day. The first stanza is magnificent!

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
Agreeing

...with Eve and Syn. You're good!

tarablackwood22tarablackwood22almost 20 years ago
Just...

...great stuff, as everyone has come to expect from you!

minsueminsuealmost 20 years ago
In case I haven't mentioned it recently...

You rawk.

(Yeah, I give sucky feedback, too :D)

jthserrajthserraalmost 20 years ago
An interesting poem...

Had you ended after the second stanza it may have read much like a Dorothy Parker lament, perhaps not as much humor, but certainly a sharp skewering of love. But the last stanza rewrites the tragedy, instead of flying off and hiding from her tears, he sticks around and from the tears shed of a lost relationship, another grows.

I loved the images as her tears smudged her writing to the dismay of the guy passing too closely. They certainly turned the page and began writing anew.

This one read with a fairly nice flow that at times seemed to carry a meter here, enough so that I scanned it a bit on one of my reads. I had to wonder whether you tried to tighten it up into a meter whether it would add to the poem or diminish the easy flow. I alluded to Dorothy Parker above, she often wrote in a meter alternating between 5 and 6 syllables in a line, which seemed to fit what you had written (that's one reason why your poem made me think of her). It might be something to play with, adding a touch of flair to an already very good poem.

jim : )

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