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a girl on a bench
The girl on a bench asked
for forgiveness. I couldn't help
overhearing as she said:
"Come back and I'll say
yes again."
for forgiveness. I couldn't help
overhearing as she said:
"Come back and I'll say
yes again."
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Re: a girl on a bench
30th Apr 2013 8:44pm
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1st May 2013 2:01pm
Re: a girl on a bench
1st May 2013 12:14pm
Ophie ,
Quite a masterful stroke of the brush. "come back and I'll say yes again" has endless could be's attached, my mind being a gutter has its own set of couls be's :)
Ok, for me, I was left wondering if you couldn't have been a tiny bit more imaginitive with the title. Yours is such a hard style to critique though because its so minimal and generaly word perfect.
I like your style a lot Ophie, and I for one am always happy to see you've posted something new.
Shine on :)
Quite a masterful stroke of the brush. "come back and I'll say yes again" has endless could be's attached, my mind being a gutter has its own set of couls be's :)
Ok, for me, I was left wondering if you couldn't have been a tiny bit more imaginitive with the title. Yours is such a hard style to critique though because its so minimal and generaly word perfect.
I like your style a lot Ophie, and I for one am always happy to see you've posted something new.
Shine on :)
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re: Re: a girl on a bench
Guilty as charged. To tell you the truth I don't like naming my poems because i don't know how(!) My titles usually consist of random words that spring to mind a few seconds before i hit submit.
Nevertheless, I appreciate your wonderful words and my poetry - if considered as such - doesn't deserve such praise. I apologise for being hard to critique. Not my intention yet every critique is a valuable lesson.
edit: my comment is longer than my poems.(!)
Nevertheless, I appreciate your wonderful words and my poetry - if considered as such - doesn't deserve such praise. I apologise for being hard to critique. Not my intention yet every critique is a valuable lesson.
edit: my comment is longer than my poems.(!)
Re: a girl on a bench
2nd May 2013 9:51pm
Stunning. Short and interesting. Love how you can tell such a tale in so few words.
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re: Re: a girl on a bench
3rd May 2013 12:41pm
Thank you sweetie. It's a pleasure and an honour to have you visiting my poems.
Re: a girl on a bench
Anonymous
5th May 2013 00:09am
Ah a plea for a second chance. Sometimes we don't appreciate love until it's gone. Poignant and concise piece.
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re: Re: a girl on a bench
5th May 2013 11:24am
Re: a girl on a bench
Anonymous
6th May 2013 7:09am
Well, my mind leapt a hundred different ways with your ending. A little mystery is good, it allows the reader to insert a but of themselves into the symbiotic process of poetry.
Maybe you could work on the title a bit. It's lackluster compared to the solid gem beneath its gray canopy.
Maybe you could work on the title a bit. It's lackluster compared to the solid gem beneath its gray canopy.
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re: Re: a girl on a bench
6th May 2013 3:48pm
Damn titles, I just wish i could name all my poems as untitled and be rid of it! Thanks for the comment dear Aish.
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Anonymous
7th May 2013 5:18pm
When I first started writing titles vexed me. I still consider them kind of like evil step sisters, lol.
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Re: a girl on a bench
8th Jun 2013 3:01pm
Much irony in this wonderful poem, like "I'll say yes again." You are a genius at writing these short poems.
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re: Re: a girl on a bench
8th Jun 2013 9:37pm
Thank you Marcella for recognising the irony! it was quite obvious wasn't it?
Re: a girl on a bench
Anonymous
- Edited 12th Jun 2013 3:32am
12th Jun 2013 3:31am
Your poems have an Asian quality, with their brevity and stoic mystery. They're like cryptic messages laid out in simple, emotional art. I like them because they either puzzle, move me or both. Thank you for the read.
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re: Re: a girl on a bench
25th Jun 2013 9:14am
that's a wonderful compliment jack. In Greek we have a word, 'laconism' which is very much like a haiku. Short and to the point.
Re: a girl on a bench
25th Jun 2013 00:00am
Re: a girl on a bench
14th Dec 2013 8:43pm
i can't imagine
that you have such simplicity
as all gals will love to give in
she must have liked his
that you have such simplicity
as all gals will love to give in
she must have liked his
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