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Estranged ...
A Poem by
Roy
I look at your eyes.
A strange sensation ... Leave it.
You won't understand.
© 2008 Roy
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Cynthia L. Cavett
Oooh! Very good! It grabs you and then throws you away, I like it:)
Posted 18 Years Ago
Oooh! Very good! It grabs you and then throws you away, I like it:)
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Annica Nadie
Very good haiku. And I'm doing very well, thanks; just a bit busy.
Posted 18 Years Ago
Very good haiku. And I'm doing very well, thanks; just a bit busy.
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Gary H
Loved this. Opens up the question of exactly what you do see in someones eyes - and what they see in yours. Intriguing...
Posted 18 Years Ago
Loved this. Opens up the question of exactly what you do see in someones eyes - and what they see in yours. Intriguing...
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2
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people found this review constructive.
Damien Dsoul
Subtle with the second line giving a totally ambigous meaning to it. Though I would have preferred if the first line had read: "I look into your eyes". Still enjoyable.
Posted 18 Years Ago
Subtle with the second line giving a totally ambigous meaning to it. Though I would have preferred if the first line had read: "I look into your eyes". Still enjoyable.
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Shalini R
sad. but i think its universal.
Posted 18 Years Ago
sad. but i think its universal.
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Added on February 7, 2008
Author
Roy
Singapore
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