Sunday, July 7, 2013

Sonnet 40: Oh, Cruel Heart, How Canst Thou Say I Don’t Love Thee? Comments

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Oh, cruel heart, how canst thou say I don’t love thee?
And those eyes look at me with such hatred
What now has our broken love come to be?
In this silence with nothing to be said.
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David Wood
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Lorraine Colon 09 July 2013

Hopefully, after the storms of uncertainty, love will come back stronger than ever. Lovely poem.

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 08 July 2013

Cupid takes vacation for hearts to feel the pain of separation or rejection. Cupid always intends to be back. Beautiful sonnet.

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R.j. Wynn 08 July 2013

She is more fun when she is mad, yes?

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Valsa George 08 July 2013

Hope Cupid would be back too soon! It is so natural that into love's joy also comes love's sadness! A beautiful sonnet on disengaging love!

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Dave Walker 08 July 2013

Loves sadness sucks, but the making up is fantastic. A great poem.

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Gajanan Mishra 07 July 2013

love is here with us, we are love, love is not far away from us at any point of time anywhere..

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