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As the Sun Sets

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 7:10 am    Post subject: As the Sun Sets Reply with quote

well i wrote this a few days ago, and as usual ive been to lazy to edit it any further than what i have.

ill prob end up givin it to my gf, but shes out of town at the moment, so i thought i might post it on here and see what you think Very Happy 



I dream some nights,

(that voice)

of walking across the beach,

(that beautiful aroma)

you with me,

(those amazing eyes)

under the orange streaked sky,

(that lifting embrace)

as the sun sets.

(your love)

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 6:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

i like the way you used (_) after a phrase. It was like he was saying the phrase and then thinking of the part in the (_). This really drew me in and is written nicely; however I have seen WAY too many of these peoms that compare live with a setting sun or a rising sun, but with all that said I still like this. I am a sucker for the mooshy love poems. Your GF with like this ^_^

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