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Last edited by faith on Sat Dec 08, 2007 10:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.




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man this is very good, but im a bit confused, it might just be me, but the fence is a metaphor for death or an actuall fence, maybe both? other wize i like the use of the gray cat!
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I'd say it's both. It was written for cat, who I had for 16 years, who was euthanized a few days ago.

edit: heh, 'for' my cat...as if he's going to read it. but you know what I mean.




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I thought this was wonderfully written. I like how with each stanza, a piece of time goes by, almost as if they were each a chapter in the cat's life as well as yours, do you catch my drift?

When having a cat for that long, it's pretty saddening when the time of passing comes by. It's like losing an old friend. I liked your literal and metaphorical aspect of the high fence and the cracks in the stone wall.

I am quite fond of this poem, and this seems to be a beautiful gift for your cat, even though they cannot read... But I swear that cats can understand what we say sometimes, do you know what I mean?

Once again, this is a beautiful piece.


- Fabien
The surrounding world
was an ugly one,
but we needed no beauty
other than the light
within each other's eyes. - "Modern World" * topic15452




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I like it, it has an edge of mystic about it, that I like.



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