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message 1: by Matt (new)

Matt Comito | 23 comments You found it on your own
down at the edge

of the property
near the road

found the last scrap of it
hanging from the branch

of the skeletal old tree
where I left it

hope in my heart


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

I really like this one, Matt.


message 3: by Patty (new)

Patty | 8 comments nice! kind of pulls on the heart strings. (critique, though, i think that the branch is a little superfluous.)


message 4: by Matt (new)

Matt Comito | 23 comments how dare you criticize my work! kidding - um maybe, maybe the word old too


message 5: by Matt (new)

Matt Comito | 23 comments let's see...


You found it on your own
down at the edge

of the property
near the road

found the last scrap of it
hanging from the skeletal tree

where I left it

hope in my heart


message 6: by Matt (last edited Oct 14, 2010 10:18AM) (new)

Matt Comito | 23 comments hmmm - not sure, the pacing seems off to me now - something not quite...


message 7: by Matt (last edited Oct 14, 2010 10:20AM) (new)

Matt Comito | 23 comments You found it on your own
down at the edge

of the property
near the road

found the last scrap of it
hanging from

the skeletal old tree
where I left it

hope in my heart


message 8: by Patty (new)

Patty | 8 comments Yes! I do like this (the third, not the second) edit. It has a nice rythm. It's actually kind of a nice fall/october poem, with it's edge and skeletal and hanging. Has kind of a creepy overtone.

Do two poems in such a short span of time mean that you've started writing again? Or does it mean you've been writing all along and keeping it from me?

xxoo

P


message 9: by Matt (new)

Matt Comito | 23 comments Imagine it as read by William Shatner


message 10: by Maureen (last edited Oct 16, 2010 02:11PM) (new)

Maureen (modusa) | 2 comments thank you for posting this, matt. another lovely love poem. more, please! :)

(p.s. i'm going to guess that you've been writing all along -- but i'm romantic enough to also imagine that these are the celebration of cementing love, from a newlywed, even if you've been together forever. :)


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