Thursday, December 20, 2007

Two Beautiful Flowers Comments

Rating: 5.0

I saw you yesterday with that brave smile on your face, and it cut
I tried to look your way with a reassuring smile, but still it cut into me
Both of us now, you with the tears fought back, me with a heart that could so easily crack, as I saw you yesterday with that brave look upon your face
...
Read full text

COMMENTS
Chinedu Dike 06 November 2019

Well expressed thoughts and feelings. An insightful piece of poetry written with conviction. Thanks for sharing, Duncan.

0 0 Reply
David Gerardino 16 March 2012

ANGELS, i believe in, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , very good.

1 0 Reply
Ernestine Northover 02 March 2011

I could feel the great passion in your writing Duncan, making this a very emotional piece. Excellent production. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX

1 0 Reply
Christian Eliab Ratnam 14 July 2009

Packed with rich emotions... wonderfully stringed together... beautiful write...

1 0 Reply
Duh Huh 06 June 2009

Such a sad poem but you can feel the love. Beautifully written. Thank you for sharing :)

1 0 Reply
Andrew Blakemore 08 February 2009

A very touching poem Duncan with real meaning. A top class work as always. Best wishes, Andrew

1 0 Reply
Alison Cassidy 03 January 2008

This poem can be interpreted in so many ways - smiles and similes and the like. Whether your flowers are flowers or metaphors for broken relationships, the emotional underpinning is constant. Beauty and regret shared with optimism. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

1 0 Reply
Thad Wilk 20 December 2007

Lovely and touching write Duncan! Thanks you for sharing! Thad

1 0 Reply
Lynda Robson 20 December 2007

A very haunting piece Duncan, written as only you can, best wishes Lynda xx

1 0 Reply
Danny Reynolds 20 December 2007

Strange how a simile can become a smile, when you look at it with just one 'i'? A lovely piece Duncan. Danny

1 0 Reply
duncan wyllie

duncan wyllie

bradford on avon
Close
Error Success