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by hollybug20

Published July 22, 2009

You can fall from the sky,

you can fall from a tree,

but the best way to fall,

[i]is in love with me

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Critiq
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Critiq commented Comment · Nov 3, 2009

With a few more exclamation marks this would be totally symbolic of angst ridden teenage girl poetry.

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Vandria
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Vandria wrote a review Review · Nov 3, 2009

Kamas wrote:Interesting. I feel I've seen this before though. I'd be careful with not coming so close to a familiar quote.
Be careful with that. If you did not mean it, you did a lovely job but still it may come from something in your memory.

Kamas

I agree, I have seen this before. Or heard it or something. Plagiarism is very bad, even unintentional plagiarism.

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Rena0421
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Rena0421 commented Comment · Oct 19, 2009

Oh, very interesting. Nice job and yes, it did sound like something I've heard/read before. Be weary of that. But if you haven't heard/read anything like this before then nice job. You are very good with poetry and quotes.

-Rena

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Collision commented Comment · Oct 18, 2009

This would make an awesome end to a poem. I'd love to see what you could come up with in a poem based on this theme.

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Kamas
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Kamas commented Comment · Sep 27, 2009

Interesting. I feel I've seen this before though. I'd be careful with not coming so close to a familiar quote.
Be careful with that. If you did not mean it, you did a lovely job but still it may come from something in your memory.

Kamas

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Earthfire713
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Earthfire713 commented Comment · Sep 10, 2009

I love it! You should put this in poetry, though.



Thomas Edison's last words were "It's very beautiful over there.” I don't know where there is, but I believe it's somewhere, and I hope it's beautiful.
— John Green, Looking for Alaska