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Winner

winner:
outer or inner
saint or sinner
sitter or spinner
fatter or thinner
expert
beginner

myra
2007/76

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Winner redefined: winning means to be able to begin anew.

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  • Hadji Murad
    March 30, 2007

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    *sigh* I'm sorry but I saw nothing out of this poem. The rhyming was so forced and there really was no depth or ambiguity in this poem. It just didn't work out. Sorry. Thank you for entering.


    • myrataal silver member
      March 31, 2007
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      *grin* You make me think of my friend Leo2' ...

      "sometimes the magic works, sometimes it doesn't" But seeing that this is the second negative critique in five years, on more than a thousand poems, it is permissable, not so? Perhaps you'll like some of my other poemies ...


  • x Bright Eyes x
    March 25, 2007

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    wow this is qutie good and i see you rhymed it to so little lines but so perfectly put hun loved this write alot

  • Neef Kykmytros
    March 21, 2007

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    Ah Rolande saw the laddeer and learnt the lesson: one can but climb untill the end. To stop means to go down.

    Mayhaps the first line with winner alone: forces the reader to focus.

    • myrataal silver member
      March 21, 2007
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      Ag maar Nefie -- moet nou nie so wesie ... moet ek dan nou raai wat jy hier so in Ingels seg? Siet jy dan nou nie al daai stukkende sporte op daai leertjie wat anner ous al getrap het nie? Nee man -- moenie die poempie vlak kykie. Klim dan nou van daai oewer en swem innie stroompie!

      Hoe gaattit met die oukêrel?


  • leo2
    March 20, 2007

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    inner or outer
    smiley or pouter
    quite or louder
    of him or 'bout her
    Princess or louter

    In my estimation you have a winner here.

    Sincerely,
    Leo Long

    • myrataal silver member
      March 21, 2007
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      Knight oh Knight ...

      ... is there any way I can be a loser in your eyes?

      Your poemy is a good second verse to mine. But I think you meant: quiet or louder ...


  • DevonJM
    March 19, 2007

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    Your contagious

    These smiles werent thought of and now I have them. Thanks. Its nice there are such wellsprings to find in the droughts I endure. I have to force myself to saying anything because I find you keep leaving me at a loss for words.

    • myrataal silver member
      March 21, 2007

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      You have such a way of saying things ... I am sure English is not your mother-tongue: you are too creative in your expressions!


    • myrataal silver member
      March 19, 2007
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      Wait ...

      until I released you from your tree ... What will it be? Wait and see ...

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