yellow blossoms
in the wattle
smile at me
pink lips
from the plum tree
kiss me
raindrops
on my umbrella
dance for me
the creek rises
and runs
into a playground
and the sun
plays hide and seek
with clouds
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I did think the use of "me" repeated three times in the piece at the end of each stanza was a bit much...But I also loved the attention to detail in that third one, even with the "me" ending. I think I remember your cloud and sun imagery in another poem, but I can't remember the title...Anyways, I enjoyed that attention to detail. The poem is like short snippets and I enjoyed the quality of the vocab. All in all, a strong piece of writing myron.
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Thanks James - you always have interesting points to make. I'll look at all those me's and see what i can do. -
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He has the most nifty comments.
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This makes me think of haiku done the "wrong" way--or, haiku you would fail me for...hahaha. There's so much personification!!!
Except...there are over 66 ways to write haiku.
LoL
But as poetry...
I likes.
The one about the creek is my favorite.
I can picture it (though I can picture all of them
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Jessica

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Well, Jessica - luckily this poem is not a haiku, LOL otherwise you'd crucify me! Thanks for reading this one. The creek in the playground is my fave part too. -
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I wasn't gonna crucify you.
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Oh, why not???!!! -
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I'm busy crucifying other people
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