Published November 18, 2010
The smile falls from the stars
Liquiod spilling from the rims of my teeth
A beautiful disaster
An unforgetable memory
A breath of roses
Silent but sweet
Tears dripping like dew off the leaves
Sleepless nights turn into countless days
As I remember the way you said my name
Your sunny touch
Your stormy words
How your kisses crashed down like lighting
Your hands grip like thunder
Shaking the hand of my father
The fake hurt you pretended to feel
While I stood by your side
As they called your name
The sun will never rise again
The boy will never fish from the moon's rocky edge
I will never again say your name
Let it rain drops of sparkling juipiter.
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Hilo (hi and Hello combined)! Let's see here... I don't do Poems... sorry. But, for your sake, I'll see what I can do!

I like the whole thing, but, it sometimes goes away during the poem. What I mean by that is: The scenes in between the whole poem don't match up. It's a bit confusing.
Like, where it says 'father' then after 'fake hurt'. What are you trying to say here?
That's pretty much it. I have nothing to poems, but I just don't know them so my help was kind of worthless
Keep Writing!
Nike
Over all:
There was some flow issues that I already pointed out.
As well as the idea of this poem being too subtle to understand. Adding a theme with all the imagery being spawned from one type of location. Such as everything being in terms of a storm in the middle of your poem.
When you have a theme, it can make an over all web of ideas that can be connected togeather and changed around a little based on how they would react in a reality / in a real storm.
Good luck, keep writing.
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Silented1.
Haha I wrote it because I was bored. It has no point, or subject thats the point(: Thanks brooskey
Hey, would this be inspired by Train's "Drops of Jupiter", by any chance?
Anyways, lovely poem here. Strong and effective imagery, especially the first two lines (though watch out for typing errors!)
Nice change in mood.
Perhaps I'm not reading carefully enough, but I'm not really sure what this is talking about exactly. At first it seemed like a love poem, but then you mentioned a father, and a fake hurt, and somehow, that didn't seem to quite fit in. Try making the situation a bit clearer?
Overall, nice job! Keep on developing the idea with your very nice sense of imagery; I'm sure this poem'll go far.