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Barbara Writes
United States
Submitted by Barbara Writes on 1 January 2010 - 11:46am.| Updated 1 January 2010 - 2:15pm.
Style / Type:
freeform
Innocence is Golden
Dear love I write this letter
Because you make my heart sing
With flattering utters
That makes me blush
You make me flirt
Wiggle like jelly
When I see you coming
In my direction
When feeling bashful
Blushing pink
You make me giggle
When you touch my cheeks
Like a virgin on prom night
Experiencing her first love
You make my heart beat quickly
When you kiss my lips
A girl living the new thirties
Innocence is golden
I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
just messing around with this theme to see if it works
Hmmm.......
Using Cuz instead of Cause makes this somewhat unappealing, and the repetition of it is sort of like a song. The last two lines could use a little revision. I’m no expert that is just my opinion, happy new years day, and good luck. :)
Thanks for critiquing
cause does sound better. because sounds even better
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Be whoever you are
At all times, and
Remember that
Because of this, people will
Always
Respect, and
Admire you
©2008Leonard
Respectfully
Yours,
Barbara
Nice revision
I like this version a whole lot better, nicely done :)
I think this is really cute.
I think this is really cute. I actually feel lighter from reading it.
Brian
thanks for reading and commenting. the forties is rough. I though writing this might lighten up the mood at least for me.
Glad it lighten thing up for you.
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If you don’t like it, can’t talk about it, then write about it.
Respectfully
Yours,
Barbara
~~~~~~~~~ If you don’t
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If you don’t like it, can’t talk about it, then write about it.
Respectfully
Yours,
Barbara
i think i like your poem
i think i like your poem it’s great. i am captivated by your romantic use of language. keep it up.
Average
Glad you like it. I wanted the poem to speak in a soft sensual tone.
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If you don’t like it, can’t talk about it, then write about it.
Respectfully
Yours,
Barbara