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For time you want to bring me back

And if you wish, then bring me back
through shiny stars beyond this black
to garden’s sweet forbidden fruit,
to music sown in fairies flute.

To dance beyond this space and time
to songs of love and words sublime,
to kisses painted on my skin
and love beyond this mortal’s sin.

My garden’s swamped with nettles, thorns,
a freesia’s stem dead petals mourns,
what will you choose... my love?... my side?
what should I choose... your love?... my pride?

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  • Tam
    December 11, 2006
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    Excellent and unique rhyme!!!

    Very well done! I love this poem...and you've choosen some very unique rhymes which really strike the reader!!!
    I adore: nettles/petals...
    Great job...this is a real joy to read. Thank you for sharing this one with us.
    Blessings! Tammy


  • -LilacThOughts- gold member
    December 10, 2006
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    There is a sweet essence of love that bathes this whole poem, you have penned a magical piece with great thought and imagination...every line is written so poetically, a true pleasure to read, thank you

    Love and smiles
    ~Lilac


  • Molassis
    December 10, 2006

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    You've got some lovely imagery in this... it's well written too. A beautiful piece of poetry!

    Best wishes to you in this contest... I hope that you do well.

    ~Melissa


  • mysticstorm gold member
    December 10, 2006

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    Very well done, it brings the read in deep and keeps yout o the end. A wonderful write, very deeply emotional. Nice flow, and imagery.
    A pleasure to read.


  • Nicole Cudworth
    December 9, 2006

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    I felt as though I were deep in the woods dancing with the faeries and drinking drops of dew! Beautiful imagery and a sensational write!

    Loev and luck in all you endeavor.


  • x Gemini x
    December 9, 2006

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    Great use of imagery! The flow and ryhme were good. The meaning is specail and the tone matched perfectily. Job well done!

  • mimiagatha
    December 8, 2006

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    love, of course in answer to your last question, and there’s always place for freesias between nettles ... this is just another version of heaven, with a knowledge (apple) touch, with a passion (skin) touch, and with an... eternity (time) touch. your poetry always has something dreamy about it, a lovely poem for and from a lover’s heart.


    • Sonja
      December 8, 2006
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      Thank you Joe for your kind comment and answer(s), and of course thanks for applause. Dreamy? Maybe I am a dreamer, but as John Lennon said - I am not the only one.
      ~Sonja~

  • Ir.muse
    December 7, 2006

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    hi my dear Sonja

    Another lovely poem by you. I'm not very late, am I? Internet is messed here these days and couldn't log in AP.
    Love you

    Shahrzad

    • Sonja
      December 8, 2006
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      You are never too late dear Princess. Thank you for your permanent support and nice comments. This poem was another challenge and I am glad if you like what pops out of my muse bag.
      ~Sonja~


  • Ryno
    December 6, 2006

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    Creative Wording and Imagery

    Creative Wording and Imagery
    Creative Wording and Imagery
    ...How many times can I say it? Truthfully? This is a great and simple piece to follow along, though simple, it still portrays you into great, GREAT ponder.
    A wonderful piece, and, obviously slipping (well not slipping, more like marching) it's way into the Preliminary Finals.

    You did a great job with the challenge!

    -Ryan


  • Wandika gold member
    December 5, 2006

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    Sweet

    So very sweet and an excellent entry Sonja. You are always such a delight to read. Your heart always shines through your most pleasant accent. Good luck to you my good friend.

    Jim

    • Sonja
      December 6, 2006
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      Thank you Jim. You are always so kind. I think that I will need a lot of luck, but, I tried to do my best. Let's the best win.
      ~Sonja~


  • Puppydog gold member
    December 5, 2006

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    SIMPLY WONDERFUL!

    I like this so much Your beautiful words remind me of the book and the movie Pride and Prejudice. Sometimes it is hard to chose and we try so hard to pick between the two.

    • Sonja
      December 6, 2006
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      Thank you Kevin. You are right, sometimes it is impossible, sometimes it's much better to make all to be - poetry
      ~Sonja~

      • Puppydog gold member
        December 6, 2006
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        DEAR SONJA

        I have always been facinated with this. I put myself in a position to make a choice like that and wonder which way I would choose.

        • Sonja
          December 6, 2006
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          Yes, true, but whatever somebody choose, nothing could be perfect. It's always some tiny line between...
          ~Sonja~


  • ShelleyA gold member
    December 5, 2006

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    Delightful

    Hi Sonja. A magical write, deep with emotion. Very good imagery, flow, rhyme and tone. Good alliteration and word choice. Vivid descriptives. An endearing message of love. My one observation is that you have a typo in the 3rd line of your first first - forbidden. Other than that, this is a delightful piece. Shelley

    • Sonja
      December 5, 2006
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      Thank you Shelley for so nice comment and kind help. I had to struggle with rules and rhyme and all other... it's funny that I don't have much more mistakes. Anyhow, this poem was a new challenge to me.
      ~Sonja~


      • ShelleyA gold member
        December 5, 2006
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        You're very welcome Sonja. It's a pleasure to read your poetry. Take care. Shelley

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