Sunday, April 16, 2006

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Rating: 3.2

A bouquet of flowers
An expensive gift
A lavish dinner
Was there really a need for all this?
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Brian Jani 05 May 2014

Pd this is exceptional

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Meggie Gultiano 20 June 2007

nice poem..carefully laden with words so nice and gentle i could even smile reading it..A smile of a little child will take your worries away..

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Who's Erwhatsit 07 May 2007

Not that you need another comment to know that this is a good poem, but, this is a good poem! It's so true and applies to so many: -)

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Golda C Alexander 22 April 2007

Beautiful write, girl. Loved this piece alot. Love doesn't really cost a thing if we know what we want and how to get it! Cheers, golda164

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Ashish R 19 December 2006

Hey, did u find ur special someone dear? .This poem doesnt speak of a broken heart as most of ur poems.It somehow speaks of a new beginning.Loved reading it. Ashish.

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Arti Chopra 19 September 2006

yes....a smile from a specialperson can mean so much.what a lovely poem Preeti u write real well love arti

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Rajaram Ramachandran 28 August 2006

The rarest commodity in today's world is 'SMILE' There is a joke. The longest word in English is 'SmileS' because there is a mile between 'S' and 'S' I agree with you, Preeti, that a simple smile is worth one hundred bouquets. Please read my 'The Best Smiles'. You will see there many kinds of smiles.

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Catastrophe King 26 July 2006

A nice read..... SMILE.. the precious gift one can have or give... well written..

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Wan Little 24 July 2006

Like the flowing of your poem. And I agree money isn't everything. A smile and laughter brighten someone's heart. Good work. Wan

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Rajaram Ramachandran 25 June 2006

The rearest commodity in the present day world is smile. There is a funny saying that the longest word in English is SmileS, because there is a mile between 'S' and 'S' You have nicely written about smile. Mona Lisa smile is very popular in the world today. Please see how many smiles about which my poem on 'The best smile' will speak in my poemhunter page under 'Rajaram Ramachandran.'

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Brian Dorn 03 June 2006

Preeti, well done! : ^)

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Kristin Davis 20 May 2006

I must say that this poem made it hard to not smile all the way through... even though it is 4: 30am my time... It's so true... when there's love, all that other stuff doesn't matter... it's the time spent together and connection between one another that means the whole world! Preeti, darlin' you did a spectacular job in blending this one! love it! ***KEEP SMILING*** straight up a 10! ! ! ~~~~~~~~~Kristin Davis~~~~~~~~~~~

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R H 20 May 2006

This is a wonderful poem Preeti - the beauty and simplicity of this repeated line resounds: 'That even a Smile Would have made my day? ' Smiling :) Justine.

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Sandra Fowler 19 May 2006

Praise for your lovely poem. Only a warm and generous soul could have created it. Kind regards, Sandra

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PREETI...SO LETS START AGAIN...YOU ARE ONE GIFTED YOUNG LADY, WHO I SEE ALSO IS BLESSED W/ A VERY LOVING FATHER, AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS, I'M SURE...YOUR POEM DOES MAKE ME SMILE, AND I WILL BE RE-VISITING YOUR POEMS MORE THOROUGHLY TOMORROW AS WHERE I LIVE IT IS 2: 30AM...AND I'M SPENT...HAVE FUN...CATCH YOU TOMORROW...A (10) the ''smile'' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~F. J. R.~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

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Nalini Hebbar 12 May 2006

that's the freshness of teenage...loved it...nalini

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Becky Ginn 07 May 2006

this is a great poem and so true. keep up the good work. Love becky

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Jay P. Narain 19 April 2006

Lovely poem and thoughts.

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Sweetie, you encapsulated it in one. More! ! ! ! !

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