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Come The Spring

Come springtime she said, our hearts will blossom
and those dark shadows will fade away

Come springtime, my love, for you and I
our stars will bring the light of day

And I believed her every word
our world of wonders, the sweet song bird

She was my life, my everything
and all the beauty that spring does bring

I knew no lips but hers on mine
no others touch so soft or kind

And thanked the Lord for such a love
she , this gentle lady, from above

But come the spring she flew away
off to the heavens, with God I pray

By Bob Fox

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  • AngelBellerose gold member
    November 5

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    this is a warm ad passionate poem but dreams never some true not even in the spring.. you always get your just due well penned hun Hugs always friends Angel♥


  • Mareann52
    November 4

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    Bob, I think this is a warm an passionate poem. Showing your thoughts on love and love lost. Written and expressed very well. One I could easily read again and again. Have a truely wonderful day, Friends, Mary

  • loafy
    February 8
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    Compelling and compassing! Bravo dude, wicked fifth stanza!


  • TwiztidMaggot
    February 8
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    aw, this is a sweet poem! So beautiful! Keep up your amazing work!

    CrimsonViper


  • Sylvyrwyng gold member
    February 6
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    Lovely. Sweet, poignant tribute to a beautiful lady.


  • Treasure 5 gold member
    January 28

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    wonderful

    excellnt piece of work. Wonderful flow of words, you have rhyem, in this poem. Great job you did on this poem. I loved it an it was a pleasure to read your work. Darlene


  • Cbc
    January 25
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    <3


  • Auburn Sunrise gold member
    January 23

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    Excellent! The rhythm and rhyme are wonderful! Very sad though ... however, remember that there is someone out there for everyone!

    You have a very graceful style... very simple and elegant - almost effortless.


  • thepoetssoul
    January 23

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    I cant believe I missed this one Bob, absolutely beautiful.So soft and vivid with grace and words from an angels heart.Your a brilliant poet dear friend.I loved this one, may there be many more.
    Be blessed in all you do.

    Tony


  • morgana raven Greeters member
    January 22

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    This is so sad. Love poems I can't write, I think pehaps i've penned four... to my knowledge at least four slightly ok ones. You have a great talent at this, wonderful work again.
    Laura

  • davidwright silver member
    December 28, 2008

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    A bittersweet lament Bob and very nicely done. Based on all I've read of your work you have a great capacity for penning poems concerning unrequited love. Perhaps this reflects your lifes experience. Mine's about whiskey dreams and shady ladies. I enjoy your work keep it up neighbor and happy trails.


  • Girl-Interrupted gold member
    December 10, 2008

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    A love like this , not even sightlessness can dissapate...

    becca

  • evelynxxoo
    December 8, 2008
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    you write from the heart and the pain is very clear for love to be taken from you with another bloke you can fight that but with god its so final its an automatic knock out with god winning every time the beginning of a beautiful story just to skip to th


  • Siderea
    December 6, 2008
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    Sweet, and sad also, a tender love now gone. A really lovely tribute!


  • Jesann gold member
    November 30, 2008

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    Ah such a beautiful poem. I love it !!
    There's a gentle flow in your loving words.
    Sad ..she flew away.
    Well done.

  • Mysteriousheart
    November 25, 2008
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    A glimpse of your soul

    This poem was a beautiful tribute to someone


  • daffodilblossom
    November 17, 2008
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    i like this

    i love the last line it flows nicely


  • Gulfbreeze
    November 11, 2008

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    This is so sweet and the ending so sad. You did a great job of putting this down in pen. The rhyme and rythum flow perfectly and if this is about a true time, I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for the vivid imagery in this piece. I look forward to reading more of your writing.


  • LadySerenity
    November 8, 2008
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    Amazing

    I could read your words all day. This is lovely. Thank you


  • albymyheart gold member
    November 6, 2008

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    A soft and gentle write on a love now lost to heaven. Yet your poem is not sad but rather remembering and lingering in the glowing memories. very nice Bob...alby


  • Spiritual Nature
    October 30, 2008

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    MAGNIFICENT!!!

    Wow, you weld your pen like a classic poet. I loved the context and the gentle love that flows between each word. Poignant and graceful...an artful combination that wins the heart. You should be very proud of this piece, it is truly ART.

    BLESSINGS,
    Doris


  • AsIThink gold member
    October 30, 2008

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    So Powerfully...

    What a well written piece. Your depth - especially on this one - is striking. This struck me in a magnificent way. Your construction of it let me view your creativity and something of your take on life. It is very strong; intense in fact. A sorrowful piece filled my excellence in imagery and emotional, heart-tugging ability. Thank you for sharing this with us.

    AsIThink...

  • eternal-devotion
    June 3, 2008

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    Very Tender.

    Ah! Springtime the time for rebirth but also a time for new beginnings in other ways. Sometimes we lose our love to the heavens above and our life is saddened for a while. We must always remember that there is always the next life to be with them again, and that they are never forever gone from us. Such a pretty description of life and death this is. Beautiful poem and just wonderful to read.


  • ravensgift
    December 15, 2007
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    Both sweet and melancholy. I liked this Bob....


  • Talking Toni gold member
    December 15, 2007

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    Beautiful.................

    and oh so sweet!!!!! I love this Bob!! You really show the kind and gentle side of yourself in this write. Did this love pass away??? I pray that love finds you again and sweeps you off your feet as this one did. We all deserve a great love at least once in our lives and sometimes we are lucky or blessed ebough to find it twice when wrong choices are made. At least that is my hope. Thanks for sharing your heart once again!!!~~Toni~~


  • Arrianna MacEwan
    December 15, 2007
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    This poem is so lovely. Simply breathtaking. Thank you for sharing it.


  • frownsnfreckles
    December 15, 2007
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    lovely in it's simplicity


  • Mat Larkin
    December 15, 2007

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    simple and sweet

    Well-done Bob. I recall reading something else of yours that I enjoyed, so I'll have to revisit your other work. Nice theme expressed with sweetness and sadness...

    All the best,

    Mat

  • Nighttime angel
    December 15, 2007

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    Uncle Bob,
    this is a beautifully written poem, but yet so sad.
    life is so hard sometimes. losing a love, is very hard, something I have not experienced yet in life. I refuse to tell you what you told me to say, because its not true. you did another great job.

    kathy


  • Mackay silver member
    December 14, 2007
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    thoroughly touched me

    This is such a wonderfully tender, deeply moving piece. I'm a sucker for a deep and gentle love.
    Beautiful!

  • montez gold member
    December 14, 2007
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    Did you mean...

    ...off to THE heavens?
    I don't understand why you changed the rhyming pattern after the 1st verse ; sorry, but it can only detract from the poem rather than enhance IMO.
    Having read the other critiquers, let me assure you that, so far, this is the only honest critique you've received, because IMHO, this is mediocre ; at best, only a fair effort.
    Robin.


  • AlwaysbeBIG
    December 14, 2007
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    Nice

    Very nice poem, Mr Fox.

    "But come the spring she flew away
    off to they heavens, with God I pray"

    Were my favorite lines...I don't want to repeat anything anyone else already said, so I'm just going to say...

    Keep up the good work, and have fun


    Brandon Spalletta

  • Tecohe
    December 14, 2007

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    Surprise ending kept well

    It was great. In the second stanza the wording is a little awkward given how the rest of it flows, but I'm not sure how to make it better. It's beautiful.
    Tecohe

  • acurtis5
    December 14, 2007
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    happiness, loss

    my impression of this poem was of love and love lost
    true love forever love well put


  • katscradle
    December 14, 2007
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    very touching

    even though i sense the tinge of sadness i enjoyed reading it thank you for sharing it


  • delightfulmess silver member
    December 13, 2007

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    Oh this is so beautifully sad...
    But all good things come to a end at some point I suppose...
    Wonderfully done

    love ya
    Delila

  • Sweet musings
    December 13, 2007
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    AS ALWAYS ...BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN. YOU SEEM TO WRITE WITH SUCH SOFT AND GENTLE FEELING OF HER.. WITH SUCH SWEETNESS EVEN THOUGH SHE BROKE HER WORD AND HIS HEART. SO SAD

    • Bob Fox
      December 13, 2007
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      Hi

      thanks so much my friend. Life has it's drawbacks


  • pearl-dragon
    December 13, 2007

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    Beautiful soft words flow from your pen my friend.

    Margaret

    • Bob Fox
      December 13, 2007
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      Margaret

      She leaves just when I realize I can love & find trust. I should have stayed home lol


  • michellemybelle gold member
    December 13, 2007
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    Sighs....
    this is so beautifully sad...romantic all the way through and then the heartbreak at the end. lovely write

    • Bob Fox
      December 13, 2007
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      Ah Michelle

      To find that perfect faithful lover & then to see her go. My fate.


  • karma-n-peace
    December 13, 2007
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    Very touching and sweet.
    I especially love the lines;
    And I believed her every word
    our world of wonders, the sweet song bird.

    Such a sweet poem.

    • Bob Fox
      December 13, 2007
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      Smiling

      Oh the quest for the faithful lover. nds in tragedy


  • Elle Kaye
    December 13, 2007
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    I LOVED it. Thankyou for such a thought provoking, heart warming read.

  • WhyNot
    December 13, 2007
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    The first lines really made me want to keep reading! This is very nice and well-written.

    • Bob Fox
      December 13, 2007
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      thanks so much

      I have always wondered what it would be like to have a faithful lover. For me this is how it would end


  • Jalalbad gold member
    December 13, 2007
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    Lovely Bob. Come Spring...


  • Random Goldfish gold member
    December 13, 2007

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    My goodness...every word of this is so beautiful...the theme is so lovely...it makes me already miss spring...and for all technicalities sake it isn't even winter.

    "Come springtime she said, our hearts will blossom
    and those dark shadows will fade away"

    Those lines made the opening absolutely seraphic!

    • Bob Fox
      December 13, 2007
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      You know what

      when you get older I wish you the very ultimate love for you are just a joy my young poet friend

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