HEAVENLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!! MOST TALENTED WORDS!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOUR TALENT IS ENDLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS POEM WILL LIVE IN THIS WORLD FOREVER, LIKE OMAR HAYYAM'S POEMS!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva
Such beauty and style written in this well-crafted poem Belle!
I see the soft warmth of those green jade eyes,that you speak/write of!
A yearning poem felt in the pit of the heart!
WRITE ON!
Blessings, Peace and Hugs, Purple_Passions_Pulsing, SHEExooo
I am really touched… combination of sad music and words spoken from the heart is genuine. I guess we all relate to the feeling … one time or another. Beautiful poem!!
Love, Ankin
Inspired by Fountain of Trevi
It is often when long time has passed that we forget the sadness, the anger, the urge for revenge and even the hatred, instead we recall some of the good things we shared or enjoyed...even if it is just a memory of someones eyes.
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Reviewed by Dark Knight (Reader)
Reviewed on August 17, 2009
love the words and picture-I guess for me I am not a big fan of music
with poems but you who know me very well already knew that
Sad but wonderfully written as always
The guy who wrote
" it's better to have loved and lost than to never have love at all "
This person in my opinion, was in denial :)
Hope you have a wonderful day
The Buzzard
... the eyes hold all the power, all the memory, all the future somehow: everything connects, comes together or dies away in the eyes, not in just their depth and colour but their brilliance or dullness. I can relate so very heartily to this one, Darlin. Give me everything but weariness in the way your other looks at you... All eyes can be rainbow if they are alive and functioning through all mood spectrums in a healthy way... So much food for thought in this one, Belle. xx
To find love within jade eyes and to see those same eyes turn into a raging thunderstorm which cannot be harnessed will confound and hurt for a long time, maybe forever. The saying, "There's a thin line between love and hate," has never been expressed so eloquently as is done here. Maybe hate is too strong a word, but at lead deep, deep resentment.
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I see the soft warmth of those green jade eyes,that you speak/write of!
A yearning poem felt in the pit of the heart!
WRITE ON!
Blessings, Peace and Hugs, Purple_Passions_Pulsing, SHEExooo
~W~
Love, Ankin
Inspired by Fountain of Trevi
Sad, yes, but the beauties of your thought and expression cheer me and make this poem a true one. Yes!
John
ps: the photograph reminds me of 'The Dead Man' an island off Dingle, Kerry, in the south-west of Ireland
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with poems but you who know me very well already knew that
Carole~
Cheers,
Dan
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
The guy who wrote
" it's better to have loved and lost than to never have love at all "
This person in my opinion, was in denial :)
Hope you have a wonderful day
The Buzzard
Georg