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Slow Fading Memories

A touch so soft it's barely there,
a word so quiet it's become a whisper in the air.
Your sent so vivid yet so distant,
it begins to smell like a mid summers breeze.
Your eyes so blue become a rivers reflection,
and your face so lovely- left trapped in the moon.
Your once perfect body has become a weeping willow tree,
and then I can no longer see the way you used to look at me,
because your memory is slowly fading from thee.

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Loved ones never die in your heart, they live on in memories. Some memories may fade well others grow strong but never let that person die to your heart i guess thats what im trying to say.

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  • mypassion
    June 4, 2007
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    Beautiful words

    sis, you totally touched my heart with one, lately
    I have been thinjing of my daddy and a dear close friend who died recently..The penning of this is truly
    remarkable..Thanks for sharing, and keep penning...

    Love always, sis


  • -LizBTropez-
    April 13, 2007

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    Excellent word choice, and rhyming was unobtrusive.
    I'm just going to make a few nitpicky remarks because the inner editor will not shut up if I don't (so please don't take offense!)
    I think "Your sent" you mean to be "your scent"
    and I think "mid summers" may be better as "mid-summer's"
    "Your eyes so blue become a rivers reflection,"
    I would make the reader pause and set off "so blue" with commas or punctuate as you do the next line for the sake of parallelism, and it should be river's reflection (Nice alliteration!)
    "your memory is slowly fading from thee." I don't care for the antiquated wording, just a personal preference, but it also seems to muddy the meaning- I'm left wondering how could a memory fade from the person it is made up of?
    Don't think I didn't like this- I did- it's very nice, like a memorial poem. But I'm all out of applause.


  • u took my user name
    April 1, 2007
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    it doesn't want to let me applaud... what the heck

    let's try again. lol AP is being a butthead. feel free to ignore this message lol

  • u took my user name
    April 1, 2007

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    this is .... deep... for a lack of a better word (it's almost 2AM... i'm sleepy lol)
    You did a really nice job, sweetie.

    One of my favorite. The start is very strong, and the parallelism is great throughout.

    "because your memory is slowly fading from thee. " I'm not sure if you actually meant to use the word "thee" did you mean from the audience or the speaker??

    Love you, pretty.
    Neri


  • Sorrows Redemption
    March 16, 2007

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    thats really sweet and well thought out, i got shivers from the line "your onceperfect body has become a weeping willow tree"
    you'resuch a good writer love you!


  • Akimbo
    February 24, 2007
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    beautiful

    Kj


  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    February 22, 2007
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    Thank you for taking the time to enter this contest and the best of luck to you.


  • sunny day
    February 8, 2007

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    Soooooooo True!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Ahhhhhhhh my young friend, your words ring so true. Though we lose them to God, we never lose them in our hearts. They will always be with us. This was very deep and filled with strong emotions. I feel the love in all your words, from the beginning to the very end. You have touched my heart with this one. Keep them close to your heart and they will never fade from your mind. Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece with all of us. I love it. You get a standing ovation here to go along with my applause. Love and God bless, Joyce


  • WishMeAway--x
    January 27, 2007

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    Beautiful!

    Losing a loved one is something that is soo so hard, especially when you're really close to them. My grandmother died when I was four and now I'm sixteen and I remember her like it was so many years ago. She was a beautiful person and I thought of her when I read this.

    You did a beautiful job at describing those things that can and will be forgotten someday. Feelings fade but memories last forever.

    Love


  • pattyann4500
    January 27, 2007
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    Oh, Sweetie, this is so beautiful!!! I love how you have written this wonderful piece, as if you know too well what death brings.

    Memories of those who have gone on are to be treasured. You have such a loving heart. Love, Grandma


  • Kari gold member
    January 27, 2007

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    This was incredibly deep and touching..I am touched by your words here. The best of luck to you in the contest.
    Kari

  • mypassion
    January 27, 2007
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    beautiful

    This has touched my heart and brought tears to my eyes for the fact this hits home considering it has been almost a month since my daddy passed away..

    Great job sis...

    Love you always,

    me


  • Disturbed Prodigy
    January 27, 2007
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    oh and good luck in the contest

  • Disturbed Prodigy
    January 27, 2007
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    Loved ones never die in your heart, they live on in memories. Some memories may fade well others grow strong but never let that person die to your heart i guess thats what im trying to say

    i loved the poem but this is what made me smile it is good to hear you talk like that keep it flowing

  • hose30
    January 26, 2007

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    wow great write. very emotional. I COULD FEEL YOUR WORDS. GREAT WRITE. CAN YOU GIVE ME FEEDBACK ON MY POEM LOVE OF MY LIFE.


  • neverontime
    January 26, 2007
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    Nicely stated here. Good form and flow. Good luck in the contest! Blessings and best wishes!

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