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Celestial mourning

Breathe
Again
Miss angel
Don't die for him
Don't conceal yourself
In your world of water
And purple, sparkling skies
Don't stay there forever, weeping
He cared for you, so he died for you
It's not your fault, he chose the path he took
Spread your white wings, and fly among the clouds
You can't lose all happiness for him
He wouldn't want you to do that
Have faith, you'll see him again
When you return from earth
Return to heaven
Fallen angel
You'll find love
Again
Soon

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Only my second Rictameter...
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  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    June 26, 2007
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    This is just excellent! Bravo!


  • leander Moderators member
    June 23, 2007

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    Ooh, a rictameter that's something I don't come across with often you have done a remarkable job here, thank you for entering


  • RIP Whoever
    June 12, 2007

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    acrostics?

    i really like this.
    and though i'm not really familiar with poetry forms..i couldn't find the word that it spelled out... probably my problem.

    i hope she'll find love
    soon...

    awesome write.
    good luck


    • The Reapers Angel
      June 13, 2007
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      Oh hahahahahahahahahahahaha
      This is not an Acrostic, sorry to confuse you!
      This style of poetry is called a Rictameter, you start out with a one syllable line then a two syllable line then three,four, etc.
      I typoed the authors notes, sorry again, I hope that you still like the poem.
      BTW: An Acrostic is a type of poem that spells out a word or words with the first letter of each line. Like this.
      S--imply write
      E--very line
      E--xactly like this

      • RIP Whoever
        June 13, 2007
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        hahaha
        ~you said acrostics!~

        ok that's cool
        Rictameter goes until 9 syllables and then starts counting down right? that's what i heard

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