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The god's can't hold a woman in love

The Winds will not stop,
The night shouted still,
Her dance was seen;
sky mope wondering what joy.

Her wings spread from east to west;
Her hair fall north to south,
Even the risen sun could not hold her steps,
But she danced cloud in blues.

Music not heard,
beat not drummed; still her breath was felt;
In the way she moved,
Light so bright still her shadow seen,
Passing the night, never could be deemed.

What joy is this, that horse's can't hold
Even in trumpet blown for war,
As I gaze the god's;
trying to hold her still,
Yet louder the melody sounds.

She is a woman
A woman in love, can't you see?
Even the God's can't hold;
A woman in love,
For the songs of love is all she hears.


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  • kristin89
    May 29, 2008
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    very good


  • Aurielle
    January 17, 2007

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    Her wings spread from east to west;
    Her hair fall north to south,

    I love this idea very imaginativ very creative such beautiful write

    i want you to comment on my work too


  • Maureen silver member
    January 9, 2007

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    Very nicely done!

    I love poems about love and yours was refreshing and original. You express things in your own way (and your way is good!).

    Maureen


  • wings of an angel
    January 9, 2007
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    This is a very good poem that you have penned here well done dear poet

  • emma7386
    January 8, 2007

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    this flows very well, i like the use of north,south, east, west. reminds me of mother nature in all her glory.


  • astralshepherd gold member
    January 8, 2007

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    indeed, there  is such a strength shown here, the passion of love - to a womand - has so much more import than to the counter-gender. a power and force that transcends all.

    blessings and best wishes, ~richard 


  • paullallady silver member
    January 7, 2007

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    "She is a woman
    A woman in love, can't you see?
    Even the God's can't hold;
    A woman in love,
    For the songs of love is all she hears."

    what a powerful piece of poetry. really
    beautiful and strong. and yet tender and
    sweet.
    You did a marvelous job on this piece,
    it is very touching and sad and joyous,
    all at the same time.


    • maculiumlad
      January 8, 2007
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      thank you so much for your comment and am so glad that you loved this piece and enjoyed it i try to keep up to keep that joy flowing.


  • His Beloved
    January 6, 2007

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    Very Powerful Piece

    I really love the title to this piece.  I like how you embody the strength of love of your subject here. Especially in this stanza:

    What joy is this, that horse's can't hold
    Even in trumpet blown for war,
    As I gaze the god's;
    trying to hold her still,
    Yet louder the melody sounds

    Your use of words and imagery captures the mind. You see things differently as you paint with these words. Very good piece. Keep up the good work.Wink


  • Whispering Wind Moderators member
    January 6, 2007

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    VERY NICE

    This is a very good poem for women.We love strong and true.When we are in love thats almost all we think about.Great write

    • maculiumlad
      January 8, 2007
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      Thank you so much I love your poems too good heart for nature


  • bgoub
    January 6, 2007

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    Nice, very nice. The strength of the passion comes through really well. Well structured, easy to read but demanding at the same time. One thing. Feeled isn't a word, and felt would get the right rhyme you seem to be aiming towards. Same with heard. However, you probably meant to do this and i'm probably being stupid. I like the metaphors, the greek/roman undertones and the general vocabulary though. Really nice piece of writing.

    • maculiumlad
      January 6, 2007
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      Thank you so much you have spoken well am glad you did went through this

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