V`yonne at 12:41 on 04 April 2012
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Dave you great big SOFTIE Love it. Especially
Doe rises onto haunches
licks cottontail paw then
pulls down long ear
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which is very visual.
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tusker at 14:49 on 04 April 2012
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This is lovely, Dave.
I'm a sucker for animal stories/poems as long as they're not sad. This one is very romantic.
Jennifer
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Oh, I love the title. Very apt.
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dharker at 16:21 on 04 April 2012
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LOL! Yes Oonah the big softie in me has emerged - Can you tell I have a new lady in my life?? Thank you both for your kind words, I'm glad you like it!
Dave
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Dave Morehouse at 16:40 on 04 April 2012
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Dave - The world could certainly use a few more 'softies' as of late. As a hopeless (Helpless?) romantic I enjoyed this poem. Beyond the lovely story, pun intended, I found the descriptive stanzas well done. The use of 'buck' and 'doe' rather than boy/girl or male/female gives us a genuine look in at the bunny couple. It's as if we are voyeurs standing at the garden gate. Like love is happening on our watch. Nicely done, Dave.
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dharker at 16:43 on 04 April 2012
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Thanks Dave - we softies need to stick together! LOL! Thank you for your comments!
Dave
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Nella at 19:59 on 04 April 2012
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What a romantic! Lovely story there.
As far as the poem goes, however, I almost think you could do without the last two lines - just stop with the image of the "nosey" kiss. What do you think?
Robin
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Neezes at 08:47 on 07 April 2012
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I agree about the use of buck/doe, that's a nice touch.
Well done, Dave - not entirely my cup of tea as a poem, to be honest, but I'm glad you're in a good place!
Jonathan
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