Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Stardust Comments

Rating: 4.9

She put stardust on my window.
Piercing love beams through my eyes.
She made rainbows of the raindrops,
Stardust colors in disguise..
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GREENWOLFE 1962
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Cristy Upshaw 09 June 2009

very endearing endeavor. I loved the mystical feel of your words. blissful write.

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Marianna Jo Arolin 28 September 2008

Absolutely lovely. I enjoyed the read, your imagery is wonderful...Marianna Jo Arolin

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Lauren Watkins 22 September 2008

Really good imagery in this, and even better flow. nice!

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You have the natural gift of rhyming and beautiful imagery conveys the thoughts all the way through.I know it's a sad poem but it's happy one when the soul sings.*****

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Sierra Monique 30 July 2008

Loved it. Great word choice. amazing I'm speechless.

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Ernestine Northover 21 July 2008

Smashing! ! ! another superb write and another superb read. Applause my friend. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX

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I LOVE IT! ! ! ! ! using the stardust made it so magically fantastical

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Ozzy Govea 21 June 2008

excellent poem sir! good job! !

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Liandra Schoot 02 June 2008

I like this poem, it's written in the neo-Romantic style if I'm not mistaken. Well done!

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Im really glad you asked me to read your poetry, i like it very much. The romance here is terrific, and i loved the metaphores you used. Keep it up! Awesome imagry by the way.

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Barbara Terry 02 June 2008

I can see a romantic theme here, but again, this seems very forced to me. You write your poetry like William Shakespeare, and the other poets of his time. For old fashioned poetry it does have a nice message, but again is written in form. Today's poetry should have no form, as long as it tells a message from the heart and soul, not the mind. The two poems I have read were written from the mind, not the heart, because you were thinking about making them rhyme. Don't think poetry, just write as it comes into your head, because if you have think about a poem before you write it, then it isn't poetry but a forced writing from a preconceived thought. Anyway I can only give this and 8 again, because of its message. Barbara

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Katie Unknown 01 June 2008

When you asked me to read your poem i wasn't sure what it would be like... but i read it. and i LOVED it! this is very very romantic.

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Iram Jamil 31 May 2008

So very romantic..it takes the heart away....Nicely written & expressed.

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its good i like ur poem. thanx for sharing it.

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Linda Moore 30 May 2008

Quite romantic, it touches the Heart softly. Definitely a 10

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Ben Gieske 26 May 2008

Quite an unexpected approach. Usually the person is lamenting the loss of someone loved. Here you treasure the presciousness of the experience and know that this won't be the last time of such love. You hold forth a hopeful world full of posibilities. You use some nice imagery to express your feelings - general in the beginning and then more particular towards the end. Giving and receiving, sharing and remembering, enriching our lives. A powerful message.

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Thad Wilk 22 May 2008

A poem with a vision of loveliness! A ten's not enough, for a write, as this! ! *10plus*! ! A Great read my friend, a pleasure as always! ! Best regards, Thad

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Tsira Goge 19 April 2008

'I shall surely find another To replace this love I miss...' ......................... Very beautifully G.W., You are assured of that, in other to an entertainment will find true to feeling? Sincerely, Tsira

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Charles Garcia 21 February 2008

Thanks for great thoughts, charles garcia

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Thad Wilk 18 February 2008

A great heartfelt poem of love! Flawlessly expressed, Thanks for sharing! ! *10*! ! Best regards: Friend Thad

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