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Eye To Eye With A Trembling Butterfly

Yesterday I saw your pencil, your words flow and fly
like you have filled it with stars and with an indigo sky.
I found myself eye to eye with your heart, a trembling butterfly...

Are you a poet?... I tried to ask, my manner slow...
Yes, I am a poet but that is something you already know...
Drop me a line, something fresh and new...
Do you want something abstract or something true?


Just do it, please...

Don't blame the springtime for the flower which grows
don't blame the butterfly wherever it goes,

Don’t blame the shadow because of Sun’s desire
and the cold of ice dancing in the middle of fire,

Don't blame the lovers for always yearning to unite and move forth
their wishes lead them to be together...

Oh? But this time you missed the rhyme…

Don’t blame the poet…

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Picture Lady in the window by SouthernBel

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  • Swan song gold member
    October 24, 2008
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    heck no don't blame the poet!!!! Very very good!


  • michaelynn
    May 10, 2008
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    words fit the picture beautifully


  • delightfulmess silver member
    June 25, 2007

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    Sigh... this poem was absolutly beautiful. I love the picture and the wording you used in this was stunning. Great job on this.


  • Celticmoon
    January 23, 2007

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    Oh my sweet sister,

    You have done this lady in the window a great justice in painting her beauty more profound with your words. She is quite the enchanting sight to behold indeed. You poem contains much beauty and a deeper meaning of what a true poem and poet are. I quite enjoyed this piece and think it's elegance shines brightly.




    Blessings
    Bel


    • Sonja
      January 25, 2007
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      Thank you Bel, I am glad that you realy like it. As I said...don't blame the poet... for inspiration...
      ~Sonja~


  • Mairi bheag gold member
    January 14, 2007
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    Sonja, I started off with a frown on my face, thinking that the simple rhyming-words were trite. Then at the end you said:

    "Oh? But this time you missed the rhyme…

    Don’t blame the poet…"

    and I got the point. Good luck in the contest.

    • Sonja
      January 14, 2007
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      Well Mairi, each poem is written with some reason and each has its own meaning. I am glad you got it.
      ~Sonja~


  • EnvisageRed
    January 14, 2007

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    I love this poem

    This is a really beautiful poem. Unlike any I have read before. I love the picture you put up too. It's just gorgeous and fits the poem so well. I am glad I clicked on this. Love it. heh I am really new, so I am trying to find my way around. Thanks for sharing your work. Loved it!


    • Sonja
      January 14, 2007
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      Thank you EnvisageRed for your precios comment. I like ita as yo like my poem.
      ~Sonja~


  • x Gemini x
    January 9, 2007

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    This poem was very touching. Original and creaitve The flow and imagery was very well done. I suggest the use of puncuation for easier reading.

    Otherwise, this was good.

    • Sonja
      January 14, 2007
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      Thank you Lady Gemini for your kind comment and suggestion. It is without some pnctuations by the reason
      ~Sonja~


  • annamoy
    January 9, 2007

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    Lovely images in your poem and a great title too. Love the idea of the heart as a trembling butterfly. Beautiful and totally original piece of work. Nice picture to compliment it too.

    Ann

    • Sonja
      January 9, 2007
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      Thank you Ann for comment and applause. I have many ideas of this kind, I am just waiting to put all them together - right time and right place.
      ~Sonja~


  • Room without doors gold member
    January 7, 2007

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    Outstanding

    This is a wonderful poem, I liked everything about it, the language, the subtle humour, the imagery, everything worked very well. It is easy to forget that you are writing in a foreign language which makes your poetry even more remarkable. This is a great poem, original and unexpected. Best of luck in the competition.


    • Sonja
      January 7, 2007
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      This is the best comment what poet can give to the other poet. Thank you.
      ~Sonja~


      • Puppydog gold member
        January 8, 2007
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        DEAR SONJA

        You are always sincerely welcome, I always enjoy reading your poems.


  • ShelleyA gold member
    January 7, 2007

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    A beautiful write and presentation. Lovely imagery, flow, rhyme and tone. Very nice simile. Vivid descriptives. Excellent word choice. Nice simile. I like the call and response of the piece. Well crafted and a much enjoyed read. Shelley


    • Sonja
      January 7, 2007
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      Dear Shelley, your comment are always like a balm for my poetic hart. Thank you.
      ~Sonja~


  • MissStranger
    January 7, 2007

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    wonderful picture! wonderful poem !i really enjoyed reading it!the structure and the word-combinations you used are so intriguing!well done and good luck in the contest!

    • Sonja
      January 7, 2007
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      Thank you MissStranger for your and for good wishes. I am glad that you like this poem so much. Btw, I like what you say on yor site what are you doing when you are not writing...pretty tough job lol
      ~Sonja~


  • JohnnyD gold member
    January 6, 2007

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    A very nice poem, full of deep truths and to it I speak that;

    missed the rhyme

    oft when the heart speaks of adoration it has not time for rhyme
    for rhyme is for those who have the time to indulge of it
    love will have none of that
    desire even less
    lust, not a tinker's smidgen
    prose bespeaks truest of the heart
    rhyme is for those whom have the time
    the lonely of heart

    JD

    • Sonja
      January 6, 2007
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      If I understood with my blushingly language knowledge you lost yor rhyme too? lol I am glad that you like my poetic challenge.
      ~Sonja~


  • Puppydog gold member
    January 6, 2007
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    BEAUTILFULLY JOINED TOGETHER AS ONE

    Your words paint us a most beautiful picture, Very good indeed, refreshing and bright.

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