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Re: WOMAN
Anonymous
14th Mar 2015 12:50pm
that is quite the declaration. to survive for another person can sometimes be quite dangerous.
nice haiku!
nice haiku!
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re: Re: WOMAN
14th Mar 2015 1:25pm
Thanks for taking the time to read my poem. I think all woman tend to put the ones they love first. Now whether they deserve it is another story.
Re: WOMAN
14th Mar 2015 1:47pm
I'm a little confused on this in reading the poem and your response to Minerva ...
The female protagonist has survived the "stabs" of her abuser(s) but why does she live "for" them ... ?
I would think she would say ...
Despite you I thrive
The female protagonist has survived the "stabs" of her abuser(s) but why does she live "for" them ... ?
I would think she would say ...
Despite you I thrive
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Re: WOMAN
14th Mar 2015 2:10pm
Good point. However, the abuser comes in many forms. In this write I am depicting the woman that cares for a person who is terminally ill. I've lived this. It tests character.
re: Re: WOMAN
14th Mar 2015 5:36pm
Thanks for clarifying ... It's a wonderful poem from that point of view. My mother was the primary caregiver for her mother as she battled and succumbed to Alzheimer's ... It's take special people to weather that fight with a loved one ... So you are truly blessed.
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re: re: Re: WOMAN
22nd Mar 2015 8:50am
Thank you for sharing a painful memory. As you and your mom know it's the survivors pain that continues.
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22nd Mar 2015 8:53am
Re: WOMAN
24th Mar 2015 11:29pm
re: Re: WOMAN
29th Mar 2015 12:19pm
You are my inspiration to ink my thought into 17 syllables. Sometimes fewer words say more.
Thank you! Your kudos means a great deal to me.
Thank you! Your kudos means a great deal to me.
re: re: Re: WOMAN
29th Mar 2015 2:01pm
I'm absolute thrilled that you got inspired to create haiku. And they are absolutely wonderful and meaningful! Just perfect in my eyes :-)
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29th Mar 2015 2:44pm
I love the methodical precise restrictive approach. It reads like colour on canvas.