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Perfect Days

Frolicking in emerald pastures.
Brightly colored baubles swaying,
dancing to wind's symphony.
Counting wishes on dandelions lost,
Dreaming for serenity.

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  • Glasyalabolas
    September 28, 2007

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    This piece has a very dreamy, childlike quality and easy innocence to it.

    Good write and congrats on bronze.


  • DancingRed
    September 21, 2007

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    Nice images; you paint a lovely scene. You might want to capitalise the beginning of line three, or get rid of all the capitals to make it uniform.
    Thanks for entering.

    DancingRed.


  • Tattboyspet
    September 17, 2007
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    strangely, you have described a perfect day - well done


  • PassionsPromise gold member
    September 15, 2007

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    this is a powerful read my friend. a perfect day is reading such great poetry. and your one of the best well done and keep them coming
    tory


  • Lavender Butterfly silver member
    September 15, 2007
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    Such beautiful imagery abound. Thanks for sharing... x Love and light, Butterfly.


  • Arizona Sunset
    September 15, 2007

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    a dream we all have! You have such a beautiful way with words, I am impressed, your poems they speak deeply to my soul, and I am tickled I have been reading more of your work..


    • TwilightDazzles
      September 15, 2007
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      Aww thank you very much for the sweet comments I enjoy reading your work as well!

  • Unowhatthesis4
    September 14, 2007

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    I don't understand the punctuation at the end of the lines (line one seems separate from line two, but the punctuation reads them as together) --- but I love that this poem builds and maintains energy through pure description.

    With just a few words, I felt what it's like to be there, in those pastures, by those dandelions. A poem like this strikes my emotions much more effectively than something like, "I felt sadness and I tried to give you my sadness." A sentence like that doesn't give me anything to feel or imagine.

    Good job

    • TwilightDazzles
      September 14, 2007
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      You are very right, the punctuation was a little off. I think I fixed it though! Thank you so much for the wonderful comment, and for informing me of my weird punctuation

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