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DHopton
Daniel Hopton
United States, missouri, Mound city

Words: 100
Access: Public
Comments: 4

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everything

I sit there, quiet
Inspecting the world around me
Seeing all that there is to offer
Everything you are willing to give to me
All the love
All the life
Everything

I have seen your flaws
You have felt mine
But in your arms
I feel that I am at "home"
All your love
Togerther our life
Everything

The next step
One I feel I must take
The inspection is complete
Here, today I give you all that I have left
All my love
The rest of my life
Eveything



( a work in progress. Open to any suggestions.)

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Basil Comment by: Basil - 2007-09-21 14:21
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Totally agree with Bradley.
Would make a nice song,...
You are very in touch with your heart Daniel,..love to see this,..
BradlyScribbles Comment by: BradlyScribbles - 2007-08-02 16:12
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I could imagine this fit to soft, dark music. Very powerful, to me. Its length is good, it flows pretty well, I think it's great as is :]
brighteyes324 Comment by: brighteyes324 - 2007-07-17 21:21
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I enjoyed this work as it stands, as well. This, from a skeptic of everlasting love lol. This is a lovely work and evokes all the emotions that love brings out in us. Nice read.
writer82 Comment by: writer82 - 2007-07-17 15:07
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I like the work as it stands, except I believe in line 20 you're missing an "of" between "rest" and "my." Perhaps also connecting lines 12-14 in a more seamless way would assist in the flow of the poem. It is a good read, though.
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