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The Beat [Blank Verse]



"Oh hear my humble heart in plea for you."
Alas! The beat: increasing, begging more.
Such want, such need, to please you, and remain.
My eyes, my lips upon your own; Oh hear!
With voice I care, with heart upon my sleeve.




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  • jt4mc
    September 16

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    I like this a lot. I am not familiar with the form, but must look into it. This had such a nice easy flow & said so very much without wasted rambling. Excellent!
    Your stuff always blows me away!!!!!!


    • Pamela A Lamppa silver member
      September 16
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      You are too too kind. This was my first attempt and introduction to Blank Verse and I fell in love with the form. I am so pleased you enjoyed this and appreciate your kind comment. Thank you so much.

      Summer must be coming to a close in my home state, and fall colors quickly coming into play for their short burst of beauty. I miss the lakes and the largeness of it ...

      Hope you are well.

      Thank you again. -
      ~Pamela


  • Wickedruby1 gold member
    August 28

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    Excellent

    A poem of desire and longing for love, interesting form leaving out unnecessary words,very compact.

    • Pamela A Lamppa silver member
      August 31
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      My first attempt and introduction to Blank Verse. There were so many restrictions in this contest, it was kid of cool, and then my journey to discover true blank verse. I am pleased to see you here. Thank you. ~Pamela

  • meena krish
    June 18

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    Interesting form..have to try this. Also the poem
    you wrote is touching with colors of passion! Liked
    the read


  • I-Like-Rhymes gold member
    October 31, 2007

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    Such want, such need, to please you
    A plea to the judge or for love. Why cares it's an interesting piece either way.


  • ckwriter69
    October 30, 2007

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    nicely done, a plea for love, I love reading your work thanks for sharing and good luck in the contest.


  • deanc444
    October 26, 2007

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    Pamela. I cannot comment on the grammar given the rules of this contest (and I wouldn't in any event, because it is just fine). The message is clear and simple. I hope he is listening!


  • rufina caraid gold member
    October 25, 2007

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    A plea for love is what I read here. An extraordinary poem, easy to read and the concept simple to understand but your wording belies the simplicity nad it's interseting, very interesting. Thanks for your entry. Von


  • going nowhere
    October 24, 2007

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    i could have spoken the meaning behind those words.... WOW... it is like you read my mind and then penned it with much more eloquence. this was beautiful.

  • Lady Dragonwyck
    October 24, 2007
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    I like this. Good luck in this contest, my friend.

    Lady D


  • aliceramone
    October 24, 2007

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    hemmingways poetry was always a bit out there-even for me...i hate to say it cause he was such a great writer of stories but he poetry was shit...yours is much better...such passion and emotion with elegant language-stellar!

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