Wednesday, March 15, 2017

The Maddening Sadness Comments

Rating: 4.3

I won't give in to the sadness,
Into the madness of my life.
I am filled with the sorrow,
Of no more tomorrows,
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Elisabeth Wingle
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Castellenas John 20 March 2019

Honest, strong and worthwhile words and thoughts. You made the reader feel the words. A amazing poem.

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Bri Edwards 19 June 2017

The life I am living, Is much more forgiving. It doesn't weigh me down. [i came back] in the above lines, it sounds to me as though marriage for you was a mixed blessing**. ** mixed blessing: mixed bless·ing ˈˌmiks(t) ˈˌblesiNG/ noun noun: mixed blessing; plural noun: mixed blessings a situation or thing that has disadvantages as well as advantages. having children so early in their marriage was a mixed blessing - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - though you are sad that your husband died, it (his death) has its positive side. am i close or way off? ? no need to answer unless you want to. bri :)

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Anil Kumar Panda 17 March 2017

I wish you get your love that will take away your sadness and hold you on the ground. Nice poem.

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Bri Edwards 15 March 2017

so WHO wants to keep you aground? i'm not sure if you consider it a favor or a meanness they are doing to/for you. you don't really want to float away, do you? ! perhaps another great guy will appear someday. sorry, i'm not available. : ( : ( thanks for a bit of rhyming. something to think about. welcome back with this, your first submitted poem in months. i shall place it into my/our showcase for March 2017. Thanks. bri :)

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Elisabeth Wingle

Elisabeth Wingle

Cleveland, Ohio
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