That sounds as too many wishes.. :o) but i respect the way u potrayed ur eagerness to help others...its a great write and i enjoyed going through it |
by Darien
I learned this in English class. "Personification" and you used it like a pro. Giving non-animated objects life! Very nicely done, I can see all of this happening. The last stanza, I can definitely relate to, and holds so much meaning for me right not. It was really great you ended with that one, I'm sure everyone has something they would like to bury beneath the sands.. especially the sands of time. |
by Chelsey
DANG YOU DARIEN!!!! ^^^^ I learned that to and that was EXACTLY what I was going to say..I wasnted to sound smart :(...actually personification is giving non-human things human like qaulities..there that sounded better then his lol |
by Kaylee
Luanne this poem was beautiful. I really like nature tying in with the life section and being basically brought to life as if they weren't elements. I just, and I hope you can understand that this is a sugestion, think that by having the final line and each stanza repeating kind of made the poem feel awkward. Maybe just have that line once at the very end of the poem so it doesn't get tiring because this poem really is lovely. |
by BlueDreams
Great poem,....Center of every attraction, You're the object of every desire, Glorious manifestation in the morning Is the demonstration of your beauty. beautiful penned myfriend, may your wish become true, take care, bert. |
by Darien
Pfft.. I was leaving that oone up to you Chelsey :P |
by Melissa
Luanne, this is so beautiful! |
by HOLLY ARMER
Very nice! I like how you twisted elements of nature with each wish, something I never would've thought of. |
by Eibutsina
Luanne Luanne Luanne |
by Jyoti Rawat
Sands of promise |
by Jessica
Wow. you truly are a very talented writer! this poem was a great idea and had a lot of thought put into it with each stanza! i love how you keep repeating the title of the poem, it really adds affect! nice job! 5/5 |