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These words are yours

by HeartsUnspoken


There words i give you now
remember them
hold them
write them
and speak them to those whom will listen
Let them be words for times of sorrow
Let them be words for times of joy
Think of it as a gift i have given to you
For these words are now yours [pre]


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Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:50 pm
October Girl says...



I like it, but as EX said you need to expand it. I think it's fairly creative. We're all just trying to help.

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Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:25 pm
elephantwalrus says...



I think this is a cool idea, but you need to expand on it. There is so much more that you could do with this poem! If you have other ideas that sprouted from the initial idea for this poem, I'd suggest adding them.

Merry writing!




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Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:58 pm
Rydia wrote a review...



I think this needs quite a lot of work. You have the basics of a beautiful poem but you need some major corrections to your grammar and such. My advice to you is to clean this up a bit and then set it to one side and write something a little more original. Here's a quick line by line -

[s]There[/s] These words [s]i[/s] I give you now,
remember them.
[s]hold[/s] Hold them,
write them
and speak them to those [s]whom[/s] who will listen.
Let them be words for times of sorrow.
Let them be words for times of joy.
Think of it as a gift [s]i[/s] I have given to you
[s]For[/s] for these words are now yours. [s][pre][/s]





You're given the form, but you have to write the sonnet yourself. What you say is completely up to you.
— Madeleine L'Engle, A Wrinkle in Time