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Dearest Stranger

Read our letters again,
this time slowly, my replies...

amazed how we so loved a life
that never really existed;

not more than a taste...
like honey on one's tongue.



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Thirty words plus title, only one adjective "amazed".

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  • JustBreathe
    April 5, 2008

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    "amazed how we so loved a life
    that never really existed"

    Interesting ... love letter to a 'stranger'? I guess this can be like relationships that are formed through letters or IMs. People who have not met, but share their lives and intimacies. Good luck in the contest!


    • Peteskid gold member
      April 5, 2008
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      thank you JB-
      for reading and your thoughtful comment, yes the new computer internet age has introduced whole new ways to know people...thank you for taking time, always enjoy your point of view...PK

  • grm
    April 3, 2008

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    i see Nic had you edit before i got here, lol

    i don't know what this piece was like before, but i surely do like it now

    mostly, because it reminds me so much of situations i've been in before

    nice

    thanks for entering


  • Mari Goes gold member
    April 3, 2008

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    Short, yet misses nothing at all.

    But why would someone exchange letters with a stranger?
    Hoping for a to be continued


  • Nicolette gold member
    April 3, 2008
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    Thanks, PK...now it falls softly on the ears


  • Nicolette gold member
    April 3, 2008

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    Some letters are indeed like honey on the tongue (or the ears for that matter) - especially when read aloud. I stumbled a little on "not anymore".. i wanted to read "not more than" or "not any more.." - perhaps it was the word "than" that caused my stumble, lol

    There's a gentle nostalgia here that many can relate too... especially the "tasting".

    Thank you for a lovely entry.

    ~ Nicolette


  • tara wilson gold member
    April 3, 2008
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  • SeptemberFaith
    April 3, 2008

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    This sounds to me like an affair across time (or relitive space). A life created through words, that never truly existed.. never quite grasping or entering the physical world, and remembering that life with happiness.

    That is what I got anyway. This is very nicely done. I can never seem to limit myself to so many words (even though a creative writing teacher had challenged me to). I just feel cheated if I cant use all the words that make me relive the subject matter You on the other hand, breathtaking!

    Criss

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