Just For You Poetry

Cindy

Very beautiful.

Cindy

Yes, very beautiful.

Cindy

Awe, how heart breaking. Especially since life is truly like that for some.

Cindy

I only have a moment and so I popped on here for a quick look. Imagine my surprise at finding my daughter's name in all caps. Of course this is the one I had to read. Very adorable, I must say. Perfect. Of course, I might be biased.

Cindy

Beautiful. Very interesting form. I love it.

Cindy

Great humor as always. Enjoyed!

Cindy

This is a beautiful poem and reminder of God's perfect love.

Cindy

This poem is so lovely. I love the dreamy feeling it gives me.

Cindy

I love how the last two stanzas end the poem. Nicely done.

Cindy

This is a very moving and I agree with Steven.

Cindy

Very meaningful and thought-provoking. Beautiful work.

Cindy

Great advice.

Cindy

This is so funny! I love it.

Cindy

I love this. I could imagine just such a trip, how interesting it would be.

Cindy

A very moving poem. Perfect words to describe a broken heart.

Cindy

Your poem is the perfect companion for your painting. Such beautiful colors.

Cindy

I had never heard of the Morris Minor either. You make the routine of maintaining it sound like just as much fun as the driving it.

Cindy

I love this beautiful poem. The picture is a perfect fit too.

Cindy

Being in a quiet place is one of the best places to be. One can often find their center in quietness. Really, it's the only place to find it. Lovely poem.

Cindy

Wonderful! You always write the most inspirational things, along with some great advice.

Cindy

I love this. Is this a metaphor? A certain name comes to mind. (Although, not all of us fell for his evil smile and empty promises.) Very good. So good it provokes a few chills.

Cindy

I heard the toad with raspy voice Sing to the damsel of his choice. In the shadows, there he crooned Beneath the stars and rising moon. Throughout the night, he sung the same. He croaked his love. He called her name. Alone, alone No answer came. Each raspy note fell like a gem. Beneath the fronds, h...

Cindy

This is hilarious. I love the cleverness of you words. Great poem.

Cindy

This is a very breathtaking story and poem. I love this kind of poem.

Cindy

I love the lines, "The Kenosha girl dances / like the moon over Tokyo". Very beautiful poem.

Cindy

This is so lovely. Beautifully rhymed.

Cindy

A very beautiful picture a and poem. I like how soothing the poem feels.

Cindy

Great advice. Lovely poem.

Cindy

Very wise and beautiful.

Cindy

Such a moving poem. I love the title.

Cindy

So beautiful and romantic.

Cindy

I love this. It's very beautiful.

Cindy

It's a horrible feeling waiting for rain that doesn't come day after day. If I could, I'd send you some of ours. It's been raining everyday for a long while now. And it just pours for the longest time when it does. Highly unusual, this kind of rain for us. Hope you get some rain soon.

Cindy

A lovely Stellanette.

Cindy

The last stanza says it all, doesn't it? Who could take a look at the youngsters today and not think we should bring back at least a few things. Like (one of my favorites) children should be seen and not heard. Maybe that was taken to the extreme, but it wasn't entirely a bad idea in my estimation. ...

Cindy

I love this. I have two dogs and they make so many things in life more bearable. Tessa is so cute.

Cindy

I love the line - "Less is more than not enough." It's a very beautifully written poem.

Cindy

I guess that's the way it goes when you're having work done.

Cindy

Very beautiful. As usual.

I agree with Nightmute.

Cindy

Your poetry always makes me smile. Ahh, eggs. I wish I could eat one. I saw a picture of eggs right before I got online and there it is again in your poem - the egg. Too bad they don't like me. I'll be off to lunch myself now. I'll find something that isn't an egg.

Cindy

a black beetle
between blades of grass -
along come feet

Cindy

The reflection of the sky on water does seem to create a dreamy, other-wordly feeling. Very beautiful poem.

Cindy

I love this. I think the form adds to the beauty of your words.

Cindy

Great words of wisdom.

Cindy

"To out-race the sun" sounds so invigorating. Nature truly has a way of sweeping the cobwebs of the mind away. I love the poem.

Cindy

I go to the woods I hope to see you on the the way, but I do not You are long in coming I sigh with the tall pines My eyes search the shadowy places as I walk For treasures I may have missed before All is quiet, except for the frogs Who sing the song of their ancestors Without you, my soul feels bar...

Cindy

Great advice. I love the second to last stanza - very inspiring and full of hope.

Cindy

This is so sad and so very beautiful. I love the last three lines.

Cindy

silent forest -
a tree falls into
much clatter

Cindy

Lol...love this!

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