Just For You Poetry

Cindy

This is so true. I feel things are tumbling into an abyss. It feels like we've passed the point of no return. Very well written poem.

Cindy

This is a wonderful poem. I love the tale. It's magical. I remember it from AP. I loved it when I read it there too.

Cindy

Thank you, Shelley.

Cindy

Thank you, Seema and Stella.

Cindy

Thank you so much, Stella and Seema.

Cindy

Thank you for the kind comment.

Cindy

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Thank you. It was fun to write.

Cindy

Thank you, Stella.

Cindy

Dare to dream of something strange
Mix a matter, rearrange
Just a joke, a wish or two
Tweak a tad of something new
Flip a feeling on its ear
Slip in goofy smiles for cheer
Ahhh...the plays of lazy days.

Form: Rhyming Alliterisen

Cindy

I heard
Glory whisper
My name from the cool dark
River

And saw
My reflection
In a sea of heaven
Amazed

Form: Aquarian string

Cindy

Lonely Shadows just like Fresh phantoms greet the night Graveside Stretching Their long fingers Lengthening bony arms Touching They blend With the darkness Casting doubts like restless Spirits Causing Those who would pass To hesitate, glance and Wonder Perhaps The sleeping ones Really do rise at nig...

Cindy

This is very beautiful.

Cindy

Wonderful reminder of how important our relationship with God is.

Cindy

This is so true. Great poem.

Cindy

Lovely poem.

Cindy

Waving Amethyst dreams Now Grace the tall grasses Roadside Purple Fills greedy eyes In great throngs dripping with Desire Form: Aquarian There is a spring wildflower called "Phlox" that comes up almost anywhere. Mostly they are purple, but there is also white. This year they are especially...

Cindy

Beautiful. I can almost smell autumn when reading this...my favorite time of year.

Cindy

I enjoyed reading your poem. It's very pretty.

Cindy

Beautiful poem. I've always loved Magnolia trees. A neighbor or ours has one. It's breathtaking when in full bloom.

Cindy

I love this. I can feel the broken heart. It's melancholy in a very relatable way. I especially love the last last two lines.

Cindy

Great words, and as always, inspirational.

Cindy

Lovely poem, with some great advice.

Cindy

Empty Sits The house Empty Left to crumble too long now, abandoned. Cracked concrete smiles up through rogue grasses Like a timid welcome from the sidewalk. The house sits Empty. Lonely Seems the house Lonely Gathering small drifts of dust and insects. Collecting filth on its stained glass windows L...

Cindy

I like this. Very well written.

Cindy

I listen to the falling of the rain. Familiar are the clouds, their smokey stain. They gathered days ago and yet remain Still stretching out across the woods and plain. The raindrops sometimes drizzle, sometimes pour. They dribble and they drip outside my door. Impossible, this sound I can't ignore ...

Cindy

This is a very beautiful poem. I love how the cotton floats on the air in the spring like that. I also like the white petals that fall from certain trees. The white is so pretty against the green grass.

Cindy

This is a great poem to honor your mother. Very nice.

Cindy

Wonderful poem. Very inspiring.

Cindy

Thank you, Stella.

Cindy

Very beautiful, Fay. I love the rhythm of your words.

Cindy

We all have a sad story to tell and your poem is a great reminder not to feel sorry for ourselves. Very encouraging.

Cindy

When you least expect it, I will be there. In those lazy hours where thoughts wander, I will find you. Like a figure through the fog, I will appear. When you least expect it There, on the edge of a smile... There, between the falling tears... I will come again. I will be the scent of soft rain. I wi...

Cindy

This poem is very encouraging. Nicely writte.

Cindy

This is a wonderful trijan refrain! You painted a lovely picture. I fell in love with this poetry form on all poetry. A fellow there who goes by Esebius often uses this form. He describes his poetry as Victorian. The trijan refrain works well with his Victorian style. Yours is very beautiful, Stella.

Cindy

I love this. I know the feeling so well. I find the poem very soothing to read.

Cindy

Very lovely poem about the sun. Great descriptions. It felt just like those moments feel at dawn and in the evening often do.

Cindy

Very beautiful. I love the line, "The first quiet snowflakes turn to tears".

Cindy

Very lovely words. Beauty can be found in everyday things and in tiny moments. You have captured this wonderfully.

Cindy

Lovely poem.

Cindy

Very true. I love the poem.

Cindy

Very beautiful. I love the ending, because that feeling is familiar to me.

Cindy

This poem is very beautifully written. I love the rhymes.

Cindy

This a very encouraging poem. I am so sorry that your mother and family must endure such a horrible disease and it's affects. I will be praying for your mother and your family.

Cindy

I came upon a written note On page one forty-four, On which someone had slyly wrote To one he did adore He scribbled there, a sentiment. I'm sure he felt a clever gent. He scribbled there... He scribbled there... Undying love and grand intent. His worship rests there on the page Though I don't know ...

Cindy

Hope you had a wonderful birthday.

Cindy

This is a beautiful praise poem. Great rhythm and rhymes.

Cindy

This is very beautiful. Love the "Peek-a-boo moon".

Just For You Poetry

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