The Dancing Stars

by Moony

Published March 3, 2008

In Poems

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I stand in woods
Watching the full-moon
There are no stars in the sky
The moon weeps for her friends absence
She calls for them
Still no stars
She calls again
Still no stars
Then a glow apears in the distance
They have arived
The dancing stars

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lakegirls
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lakegirls wrote a review Review · Mar 8, 2008

Hi,
Wonderful poem. It was very pretty. I really liked. It was a nice short read. Make sure you re-read your work before posting it. Then you can find grammar and punctuation errors. It would be nice if it was a bit longer. Expand it. Then it will not just be amazing but truly amazing.

Keep Writing!

-lg*

Fall_Into_The_Sky commented Comment · Mar 8, 2008

I liked it.
Would love it to be a bit longer though.

Keep up the good work!

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summergrl13
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summergrl13 commented Comment · Mar 5, 2008

Yeah! This is an awesome little poem!

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MischiefMaker
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MischiefMaker wrote a review Review · Mar 4, 2008

Yeah, punctuation is an issue but people have already covered that.

I liked this, it conjured up some great story lines and imagery, but I think you could have one; made it a little bit longer and two; make it clearer. I liked the idea but I didn't really grasp what you were trying to write about. I think you could have structured it in a more poetic sense to, as I found you were telling me and not showing me.

Mischief x

1dering at stars commented Comment · Mar 4, 2008

I agree that it needs some punctuation, but wow, that was really beautiful. I love its simplicity, really great job.

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Moony
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Moony commented Comment · Mar 4, 2008

yes i didnt put any punctuation cause i was in a really big hurry

Sometimesinbetween wrote a review Review · Mar 3, 2008

This is very pretty! :D However there is a complete lack of punctuation. Was that intentional?


The moon weeps for her friends absents


Is this supposed to be 'absence'?

Great job!

-Sometimes-



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