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So..ok..we all know im not one for comp stuff right?..

well one day i made a website for my babes hehe..she loveded it..and then i made another one..the second one had a poem on it...and it was this...

Everyday we spend together I seem to love you more.
Waking up next to you baby makes me sure
With every kiss
With every hug
With every word you say
I give you more of my heart each day
Words cant come close to the feeling i have inside me
I hope that you can see
That you have me...

Completely


not my best...but i likes

Aww... me likes too... it's so sweet.. *melts into a puddle like the Wicked Witch of the West*.. ^^"

Seriously, it sounds really pretty. The "Completely" in the end wraps it up quite well, I think. I usually obsessively analyse the syntax and diction of whatever short piece I read. I like doing stuff like that, to try and enunciate why I like or dislike something written.

I think that "Completely" is all the more powerful because of the flowing passages before it. And the sudden emphasis of it just makes it all the more potent.

Question: do you think it would help to use punctuation within the poem, or have you deliberately omitted punctuation? I'm thinking instead of elipsis at the "That you have me..." that it be a period, full-stop. And then "Completely." But it's your creation, and it's amazing as it is.

Ok.. my rambling is done.. =P On to other crazy LG posts.. XD

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"No one has ever said that life is to be easy. Only that it is to be lived." - Grandmother in "The Road to Rankin's Point" by Alistair Macleod

When i write my poems i tend to forget punctuation..like not deliberately but i just like to let it flow out then edit it...that was a first draft and kinda just alot of emotion put into words...

but i would have to agree that a complete stop before "completely" would have worked quite well...


thanks for not just saying it was good and actually adding some input :-D i's appreciate it





I always try my best to say more that just "Omg. Great."

You know that it's not particularly interesting if that's all you get, because the person doesn't really connect with what you've done.

I had more ideas about "revising" your poem.. haha.. But I pull back 'cuz I don't wanna get all teacher-ish.. XD

When I write, it's usually like a verbal diarrhea (sorry for the inappropriate images, but it's quite an appropriate simile.. =P) that I release. And then I spend more time culling the words and shaping it into what I want. I'm revision-crazed when it comes to writing.. ^^" 

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"No one has ever said that life is to be easy. Only that it is to be lived." - Grandmother in "The Road to Rankin's Point" by Alistair Macleod

oh me too!...but this one was left original...one because i didnt have the time i wanted to revise actually thats the main reason..but you can say as much as u want about it..i love hearing others ideas and views on it