Umbrellas and Stars

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The whole poem strives on it's supberb imagery. I mean, wow. It's great. As soon as I began reading a picture formed in my head and I knew what you were trying to say.

My favourite line:

There is a rush, seagulls taking flight,
as she twirls, flashing strobe colours across the sea.



Nice!

Good job, Pingu.

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Gives you a gold star ^ ^
I liked it . Kinda confused what it's about but a very cute poem none the less.
Flowed easily keep up the work :)Caught my attention and it was well past 4am.
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Last edited by GirsBlueAvenger on Thu Jul 16, 2009 7:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Hello.

This is a truly spectacular poem. Very short. Short but sweet, and thats how I like it.

I am fed up of looking for short poems, so I am glad I saw this,

the content was marvellous
and the information was not lacking

the imagary was covered, and all poetic devices were used well.


well done
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Very cool.
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