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Never Knowing



Offering my heart
upon fuchsia sleeves,
wrapped in
alabaster lotus petals;

you dropped them
one by one to the floor,

    "he loves me, 
     he loves me not"

 

 

             ~I never knew.

 

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Offering by by Stephane De Bourgies found at www.art.com
mysticstorm
Amaranthine Lover

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  • amaranthine lover gold member
    October 8, 2008
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    and I love this. Not question about it.


  • stavykm gold member
    August 24, 2008

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    So Delicate

    Such a beautiful poem. It is so soft with beautiful imagery. This was a real pleasure to read. Thank you for sharing with me your gift to write poetry.
    Many Blessings
    Much Love Always
    Kelle Marie


  • Tam
    August 21, 2008
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    OMG

    this is powerful in message and even more impressive within the brevity...
    VERY WELL DONE!
    I love the final line too..."I never knew"
    been there...done that...and it sucked...
    I adore the angle your Muse took...
    Thank you for sharing your time and talent with me!
    I am honored to find your ink in my contest!
    Blessings! Tammy


  • Grey Mouser
    August 9, 2008

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    It is the knowing or not that sounds the bells that toll. Strong feeling and imagery sweetheart.
    Love,
    Mouser


  • PrInCeSsOfRoCk gold member
    August 9, 2008

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    thats so awesome! i loved it. a short but brilliant piece. i could visualize it all as i was reading. and well i love it


  • Puppydog gold member
    August 8, 2008
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    TOUCHING!!!!!

    Your words truly get one to stop and think!


  • Errant Panther gold member
    August 8, 2008

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    simply stunning emotion and imagery, packs a powerful punch in so few words and leaves me walking away with a huge sigh, great write - you will be dearly missed.

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