You Came, Too Comments

I love this Poem.

A powerful and meaningful poem.Beautifully written.

I came to the crowd seeking love

Meaningful poem. Thanka for being selected this piem as the modern poem of the poem of the day. Full dtars.

I came to the crowd to weep I came to the crowd to laugh.....

I like this poem because the speaker is growing up. At first, she wante to be in the crowd, accepted but as she frows older and finds her true love she k iws he is all she needs. I like the message

Insightful and profound work of art. A masterful creation....

Romantic and ethereal!

Joy is to find what you truly want in life. You found it.

Enjoyed reading this poem time and again, such an exploding beauty!

CONGRATULATIONS on being chosen as The Modern Poem Of The Day, dear Nikki, hoorray! Such a beautiful powerful poem,5 Stars and to my Favourites!

When I first heard this poem I immediately fell in love with it. Although I have a real love for reading both novels and poems, the strange thing about it is I often do not remember the book`s title or who wrote it, it has to be a story unlike any other for me to never forget what it is about. This is true with this poem, I never forgot the title or what I perceive it to be about. Of Course, I shall never forget the author.

You dried my tears You shared my happiness I went from the crowd seeking you I went from the crowd seeking me I went from the crowd forever very fine poem. tony

Fine repetition of 'I came to the crowd' and such a happy ending too. It makes me feel in better spirits.

Beautiful... Oh to love and be loved in return.... wow!

True love will always dry up your tears! ! ! Able to overcome your fears in life. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

Very meaningful write. Straight from the heart. 'I went from the crowd seeking you I went from the crowd seeking me I went from the crowd forever You came, too'.. is so nice. Loved the way you have shared your feelings.10++

I came you too I went back you too togetherness made us friend of eternity

Simple yet profound poem which, via anaphora, beautifully emphasises and expresses the need for genuine human communion.