Dispersed Doubts

by RedSmiles

Published January 16, 2010

Upon our first touch of lips,
all the doubts stowed in my mind,
your skin confined to my finger's tips,
but still my doubts to hide behind.
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As I hid you divulged,
with each word a qualm was purged,
and now I have nowhere to hide,
standing proudly by your side.
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Now with all my doubts dispersed,
I carefully write you a free verse.
How emotions ricochet,
rearing elation per a day.
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From when our eyes did first converge,
my hearts continued on its surge,
feeling no need to impede,
It's ever amplifying speed.

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silented1
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silented1 wrote a review Review · Jan 16, 2010

Upon our first touch of lips,
Thank you for not using kiss. IT's completely over used.
Now with all my doubts dispersed,
I carefully write you a free verse.
How emotions ricochet,
rearing elation per a day.
. Something is amiss here. It's a tad bit off. Awkward as they say.

Okay. Your rhyme is okay. I didn't like it too much but it wasn't terrorible so nice job.

Over all it was okay, I liked it, sort of.(Another love you, you know how it is.)

Good luck, keep writing.
Silented1.

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Litehawk
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Litehawk wrote a review Review · Jan 16, 2010

RedSmiles wrote:Upon our first touch of lips,
all the doubts stowed in my mind,
your skin confined to my finger's tips,
but still my doubts to hide behind. This line didn't really make sense, it was like yoda talk but with only half the words. Perhaps you could use "But I had my doubts to hide behind"
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As I hid you divulged,
with each word a qualm was purged,
and now I have nowhere to hide, Why would you think of a place you could hide if you stated in the line after this that you stand proudly by his side?
standing proudly by your side.
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Now with all my doubts dispersed,
I carefully write you a free verse.I don't know if it's really alright to mention how you're writing a poem in your poem. It just seems kinda... wrong.
How emotions ricochet,
rearing elation per a day. per a day? Sounds like very very forced rhyming, and it didn't' really make sense.
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From when our eyes did first converge,Shakespeare was over 300 years ago, try using normal grammar.
my hearts continued on its surge,
feeling no need to impede,Your heart feels no need to impede its amplifying speed? It doesn't really make sense to me, why would you impede yourself?
It's ever amplifying speed.

There was a lot of forced rhyming, but poems can always be fixed. The rhythm is also a bit mixed around. Good luck

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Mo.
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Mo. wrote a review Review · Jan 16, 2010

Ooh, pretty! Hey Smiles!

I like this, especially the rhyming pattern, I think it has a good rhythm. Good job, I really liked it, I think it's very well written! Although, I had to read it twice to really get the meaning of it, (but I'm not really a poem expert anyway.) :D

Good Job, and keep writing!

~Mo.



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