"I Love You," You Said

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This is great! I love how each stanza begins with the same phrase, followed by a mood-setter completely different from the previous stanza. It's short, sweet, and to the point, and was a pleasure to read =]. Like others have said, the vocabulary really sets the stage in this. Great job!




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That was really beautiful and I think that it is easy to relate to.
Your rhyming was very good and you were very creative and I adore that very much!
I like the way you write and I really do hope that I will see more writing like this from you!
Thank you for posting it,
and again, I loved it!
If you prick us, shall we not bleed?
If you tickle us, shall we not laugh?
If you poison us, shall we not die?
If you wrong us, shall we not revenge?
The Merchants of Venice-Shakespear
Love the life u live,
and live the life u love




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i was touch when i read it!!! good job, our mood is the same! :( don't worry love waits. And it is the best event to happen to a person.
"There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so..."




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awesomely true. it was amazingly awesome too. I love it. and i just rhymed.




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beautiful. Just beautiful. I don't have much to say in ways of improving. It conveys all the hurt and innocence of the narrator.
May all your bacon BURN! ~Calcifer "Howl's Moving Castle"




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That was as deep as Lake Baikal, it was awesome, I felt the emotion come trembling out of the words and into my head, it was perfect. I couldn't have loved it anymore. Your vocab was awesome, it just fit with the scheme, this was very well done. Keep Writing!
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I love this. Most of it I can relate to. Lots of emotion, great flow. I absolutely loved it.
"The difficulty of literature is not to write, but to write what you mean." -Robert Louis Stevenson
"Write or die trying."
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That, sir, is the most frightening battlefield in the world: the blank page.
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