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Submitted: Aug 3, 2008 Reads: 66 Comments: 9 Likes: 9
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WHOA, its beautiful Matthew, simply beautiful!
it is very captivating,,
sorry I don't have a fluent amount of words this evening to express how this poem effected me.
I really love it
~katie
Posted: Aug 3, 2008
I agree with Katie, matthew. This is a lovely and well-done poem. Your mastery over the rhyme scheme is what jumped out to me. This is beautiful and your poetry just keeps getting better and better! Take care, Regan
Posted: Aug 3, 2008
Beautiful imagery Matt. Simply beautiful. My eyes watered with emotion with the first and third stanzas, so true to life.
Navigating our lives to incorporate a love. Begging the universe. Throwing ourselves at its mercy and longing for just a sweet chance with victory.
Awww Matt.
Posted: Aug 3, 2008
awwwww! this is sooo beautiful! it was one giant and lovely metaphor :D very nicely done matt ^^ goodness i'm at a loss for words XD hahaha this is wonderful! i love your poetry! you never fail to impress ^^
spectacular :)
Posted: Aug 4, 2008
Matthew, it is amazing how you manage to combine the gentle and the intense! Most of the time if a piece is gentle, it is also bland; if it is intense, it is tiringly all-consuming. Your poetry, on the other hand maintains a fine balance, keeping the reader enthralled with the intensity, at the same time giving a sense of calm and beauty by the gentle undertones. In this poem, you have used quite an unusual style of rhyming, which works perfectly. The third stanza is my favorite - I love the imagery there, and the rhyming of ocean with devotion, and the idea of 'water turning into sand with me'. I also like the use of the word 'cast' there - if I was writing this poem (not that I ever could), I would probably have written 'fling' or some such violent term, whereas 'cast' sounds so much more poetic. It is also interesting how the boat is a metaphor for life in the first stanza and of love in the last (or at least that's how I perceive it). The last two lines, in a classic Matthewesque fashion, departs from the usual theme of night parting to give way to daylight - you, instead, invoke the tranquility of the moonlight after the harshness of a day.
Posted: Aug 6, 2008
A "wonder-full" little love poem you have written, Matthew. Full of lilting rhymes and vivid imagery as I watched the boat 'gently rock upon the swell'.
Your writing has an easy naturalness to it that allows the reader to feel what you must be feeling through your words.
Peace.....Jerry
Posted: Aug 13, 2008
"Oh, this is just a little love poem" indeed!!
Urja's comment says what many of us felt when we read it (but didn't quite know how to explain it!) Lilting, loving, beautifully descriptive - memorable. How I would love a man to write such a love poem for me.
Posted: Aug 13, 2008
a special boat because it brought her
to the safety of my heart,
As I stand and watch the ocean,
I watch the tears fall from the sky,
There is a boat; oh lovely boat
that sails the rivers of our hearts,
through stormy skies it stays afloat
and drifts into the long goodnight,
I love you dear, and when day parts
we’ll sail beneath the moonlight bright.
AMEN !! AND U KNOW WHAT - EVEN GOD makes way for those who SEEK LOVE with truth and truth and truth and truth.....and you r the chosen one , sweetheart....
respond to the vibe and love...
the boat of trust , love, truth, honesty should never you on the shore...u have to board it and go away from this world with your LOVE....Got it??
Posted: Aug 27, 2008
wow! it's amazingly beautiful! You have such an amazing way with words!
Posted: Sep 20, 2008
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