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    Candylover

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    #186303   2008-05-20 14:27 GMT      
    of my acrostic nonet?

    WORDS BEGIN

    Tell me now the truth I cannot see,
    Reveal your deep hidden secrets.
    Under your smile, I'm captive.
    Seal the letter you wrote,
    Torment me no more.
    Listen to me;
    On this night
    Vision
    Ends.

    LostIsland

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    #186304   2008-05-20 14:37 GMT      

    SugarRush

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    #186305   2008-05-20 14:40 GMT      
    ?o yes. sry.

    LuckOfTheIrish

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    #186306   2008-05-20 14:42 GMT      
    when i first read your question...

    i saw...

    Are you beloved yet?

    i took a double take...
    and then realized the words...

    "Tell me now the truth I cannot see."

    DarkDesire

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    #186307   2008-05-20 14:49 GMT      
    I am never bored of your work! This one is very beautiful...we should all "trust love"

    RainDrop

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    #186308   2008-05-20 15:00 GMT      
    I am never bored by your works. I can feel the anguish in the poem and would hope the outcome is satisfying. But, I have a hunch, it isn't ...

    Jules

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    #186309   2008-05-20 15:27 GMT      
    Yessum, but not by you.
    Beautifully done.

    WyleCoyote

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    #186310   2008-05-20 15:27 GMT      
    Bored? Nah, not yet. Keep up the good work.

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    #186311   2008-05-20 15:32 GMT      
    Break time...this is my favorite from today, all poets.

    Illusion

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    #186312   2008-05-20 16:04 GMT      
    yet once more
    obeying idiocy you
    utter words of indifference

    when you know the
    opposite is true
    no one can really hate complacency
    there is truth for you


    ahahahaha Wow those are hared than they look..I think this is a sweet poem

    FieldsOfGold

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    #186313   2008-05-20 17:03 GMT      
    I am amazed and, I am ashamed to say, envious of your prowess. You have an astonishing way with words and images and forms. I could never get bored with your work, and always look forward to reading a new one. I am always impressed and moved by them. Thank you.

    FreeSpirit

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    #186314   2008-05-20 17:12 GMT      
    Who could ever get bored of such graceful beauty?

    FeralFeline

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    #186315   2008-05-20 17:14 GMT      
    Beautiful Nonet, expertly done.

    S4m80

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    #186316   2008-05-20 17:33 GMT      
    I like It very much.

    Windows

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    #186317   2008-05-20 18:27 GMT      
    I will never be board of your work. How could you think such a thing. This is what I come here fore, to read others works and hope that they will read mine. Yours are some of my favorite because, when I read them, I always connect deeper than most. Will you never stop drawing me in...?

    OutOfSpace

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    #186318   2008-05-20 19:11 GMT      
    I AM a board... oh, bored. I just assumed from the previous answer that you were talking about planks of wood!

    I highly admire your skill from afar. This takes work girl!

    GoldenNature

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    #186319   2008-05-20 22:29 GMT      
    Quoth the raving, "Never bored."

    *****

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    #186320   2008-05-21 11:52 GMT      
    i am bored if you are.
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