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Lost In Translation

I offered you a flower, it came with love from me
I placed it in a garden where it grew wild and free
I sailed upon a river with feathers of pure white
You watched me in that moment as I put wings to flight.

I sent the sun to warm you and lighten darker days
I gave a light to guide you and help you through the Maze
I put a chair before you to sit and take your rest
You took them without thinking, I did my very best.

I painted you a portrait, a landscape of the free
I watched as you walk past it but still you didn't see
I hope your eyes will open before it is too late
You have a single lifetime and so for now I'll wait.








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  • kennethlaney
    July 25
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    Very nice

    Excellent as alway Ros "BOO"

  • Humm..really a thougt dipped verse with a beauty of the soul....well done and my thanks for sharing such a wonderful piece in my contest...

  • darell
    July 19

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    Awesome!

    This was very emotional for me because
    i've experienced this from the other side.
    I was in a relationship where my mate did
    all these things you mentioned for me.
    I cared for her alot but wasn't in love
    with her. So many of the kind and wonderful
    things she did for me was "Lost in Translation."
    A most wonderful write that speaks to my heart
    deeply. You did a wonderful job here.
    Hoping the best for you and yours
    P.S. If this is real then you need to talk to him.

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  • Bob Fox
    July 19
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    well

    Another gem my friend with the usual perfect rhyme and words of wisdom to be heard.

  • Very good. Its flows well without a single catch. The rhyme is incredable well done without seeming the slightest bit forced. There really is nothing more to say than that it is a great poem and I'm proud of you.


  • Cynewulf silver member
    July 19

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    Nice contest entry. It scans beautifully & you have kept the rhyme scheme throughout effortlessly. I think it is brave in any poem to keep repeating a pronoun, sometimes you can get away with it. You have done it here admirably & it gives the poem its essential form. The last line is a nice twist with the pronoun change suddenly putting it into the accusative. Great subject matter as well, I understand the idea of being misunderstood, like an inaccurate translation or a communication breakdown. Very good.

    . Rewarded 8


  • MJ Donnelly gold member
    July 19

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    Lovely, the rhyme scheme was effortless and flowed very smoothly dear, what a delight to read!


    All the best,
    Love and peace always,
    mj.

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