second poem …. good or bad?
well and I put my poem in earlier and if you want just my 2 GO read the profile and then asked Queston …. I think this can lol wat do u think about it? So many dreams, so little time in distant places Visions weak of mind, spread over a canvas with a brush and painting of a cloud that seems to join the UN a star in the sky that seems far from a family destroyed by neglect and then end up with more love in your heart, your mind in the soul by a large amount of control feelings of freedom in the veins laughed with her eyes, fighting back tears in the spirit of compassion, good and bad Love laughing memories of hate Life on the general objectives and so many dreams in the eyes of those only a word, a thought, a vision can anwerrs honest! and thank you very much for taking the time to read my poetry:} ps this poem was published in a book
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Writing Fiction & Poetry : How to Generate Short Story Ideas
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The Colour of the Times – The Collected Poems of Raymond Souster, , Good Books $12.23 |
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