Just For You Poetry

Cindy

What a beautiful poem. I love birds. I used to feed them, but since we've moved, I haven't. We used to feed the hummingbirds too. We had one that would come up to our window and hover there looking in. Each bird has their own personality and they are fun to watch. I guess some birds think the same o...

Cindy

Thank you Stella for your suggestion concerning the last two lines. It helped a lot. I like it much better now.

Cindy

If only in my heart I lived among the trees Like the creatures of the forest Or the birds among the leaves I sunk into the grasses I breathed the fragrant loam And like the furry rodents In my heart...I called it home In my heart the furred and feathered Became my kith and kin We walked the paths to...

Cindy

Sounds good. The poem and the desert.

Cindy

Very beautiful. I love the words "kiss petal". Again, beautiful.

Cindy

This is a wonderfully written poem. I especially love the last stanza. Exquisite.

Cindy

I don't see death as anything to fear. However, the journey can be another story.

Nicely written poem.

Cindy

Very true words.

Cindy

Great poem. Beautiful as usual. I love the images in this.

Cindy

Love this one too. Your poems are always so fun to read.

Cindy

I love this.

Cindy

A very moving poem. Beautiful.

Cindy

Very lovely.

Cindy

Beautiful. A lovely tribute to spring.

Cindy

Very beautiful poem.

Cindy

I so get this poem. Beautiful.

Cindy

Great responses - all of them.

Cindy

Adorable. A great response to Tom's poem.

Cindy

Love the unexpected ending. Nice.

Cindy

rain falls -
the garden puddles
with flowers

Cindy

Beautiful.

Cindy

Adorable. Always enjoy your Dickie Sparrow poems.

Cindy

Very unique. Love the rhymes.

Cindy

A sad poem. I can imagine the moment.

Cindy

Striking images. Beautiful to read. Love the poem.

Cindy

This is very clever with beautiful rhymes. Enjoyed.

Cindy

So sweet.

Cindy

How can it be that the earth holds its breath? the clouds grow darker and the earth waits silently Ridged, expecting Is that why the trees and grass are so still? even the birds know and have stopped their sweet singing the world is silent The storm will come. Can you hear the thunder? rodents take ...

Cindy

Oh, so lovely.

Cindy

This is a wonderful poem. I am not familiar with this form. Nice.

Cindy

Beautiful.

Cindy

Very nice.

Cindy

Hope you had a wonderful birthday.

Cindy

A nice poem about the changing of seasons. Pretty.

Cindy

This is a very interesting form. A very nice poem. I may try this form soon.

Cindy

It sure does sound wonderful. I think I'm hungry now.

Cindy

Sounds wonderful, I must say. Beautifully written too.

Cindy

A great piece of humor and a well written poem. Much enjoyed.

Cindy

This is so cool! Love the way it looks.

Cindy

The rhyme of the words are so beautiful in this poem. There's a wonderful rhythm to it.

Cindy

Isn't it amazing how sadness can become something so beautiful in a poem? And this is definitely beautiful.

Cindy

A wonderful little poem.

Cindy

This is so very beautiful, Fay.

Cindy

That really does sound wonderful.

Cindy

Yes, very clever.

Cindy

Very thought provoking. I really like the second stanza.

Cindy

Things were so different then. When my children were young, we didn't dare let them run loose like that. Too dangerous. Parents who were able to let their kids just run and be kids had it so much easier. I never had an electronic toy during my childhood. Like your poem says, we didn't need them. We ...

Cindy

Love this. As Stella says, very fitting.

Cindy

A wonderful and inspiring poem on how we should live each day.

Cindy

Beautiful as usual, Stella.

Just For You Poetry

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