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Western Classic

The widow’s full of sorrow

young lovers passion’s full,

the sky is full of sparrows

by the sea, it’s full of gulls;

 

the elderly, full of memories

the children, full of hope,

the synic’s full of sarcasm

‘cause thet’s what helps them cope.

 

The sun is full of brightness

the moon is full of night,

politicians are full of themselves

and think they’re always right.

 

The ocean’s full of water

the heaven’s full of stars,

but no two hearts are as full of love

more than the two hearts that are, ours.

I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
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Submitted by purplemoondoll on 4 September 2007 - 3:19pm.
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Watch Your Typing

There are a number of typing errors in this poem, so it worth checking it through again. For example.

the sky is fill of sparrows. Should that read ‘full’?

Apart from that the rhyming works well for me and drives the poem forward. It flows well and it packs a punch with your description of the cynic. Very true, I agree.

I like the last verse in particular.

The ocean’s full of water
the heaven’s full of stars,
but no two hearts are as full of love
than the two hearts that are, ours.

These are beautiful lines. Nice work.

Kaz

Submitted by docmaverick on 4 September 2007 - 3:59pm.
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Kaz,
You’re absolutely right about my typing…I was in a “rush” to get it in, and the body DID suffer temporarily, until you so mercifully pointed it out to me. Thanks for that, and the kind words,
Doc.

Submitted by Feebie on 10 September 2007 - 2:05am.
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Need i say more

Hi Doc

Ahhh Doc you have done it again!!! your writing, each and every piece i have read of yours so far has hit my heart right where its meant to!!!

This is beautiful thank you!!!!

Kind regards

Feebie

Mistakes happen, do not dwell on them, live them, mourn them and move on to better things. (PS: if that does not work eat lots and lots of chocolate)