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Last edited by friendofmike92 on Tue Sep 08, 2009 11:33 pm, edited 3 times in total.




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wow i'm pretty sure i know what this poem was about and it was well written

just one thing i saw
both too much but never not enough
you can remove the not before enough
It doesn't think, doesn't feel.
It doesn't laugh or cry.
All it does from dusk 'till dawn
is make the soldiers die




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This poem is very powerful.
I loved it.
I felt for the person.
I get a vibe that it's a girl though.
So if you want to be more clear if it's a boy.
Thats totally just a suggestion, i like the vagueness too.
It was fantastic.




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thank you both!

yes i am a girl and it is written from my point of view when my mother died ..

so both are very good suggestions .. and ill see what it would sound like from a boys point of vieww.




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friendofmike92 wrote:my knees became weak
from the sense that
my protection is now gone forever


this was a magnificent poem, i really feel for you my friend. my only suggestion is to remove "from the sense that" to perhaps make the flow sound better. read it to yourself out lout a couple of times, just to see if you agree. keep up the good work :D
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