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GIVE YOU MY ALL.
Posted: 18 March 2004 Word Count: 70
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If I was a desert you could walk on my sand give you my eyes to see the world around.
Lend you my ears to hear every sound borrow my heart don't mess it around.
I would give you my brain yours is sharp enough share all my humour if thats not enough.
Swim all the oceans glide through the sky what am I asking for can i ask why?
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The Walrus at 14:41 on 18 March 2004
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Blimey Stan, powerful stuff. Seriously like it. The structure is really tight; the message, giving everything you have to someone, wonderfully, lyrically expressed. The last question of the last stanza, perfect.
Simple, but very very effective.
The Walrus
xx
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Fearless at 15:42 on 18 March 2004
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Can't add to what Red has said, so I won't try. Devilishly (cupidly?) effective.
fearless
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miffle at 10:56 on 19 March 2004
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Alice, sounds a little like someone could benefit from borrowing some of your experience and wisdom Alice (eyes, ears, heart...)...(!?)
Loved the poem - loving yet straight-talking ('borrow my heart/ don't mess it around')... Feisty.
'Swim all the oceans' - waterbaby myself so loved the feel, idea of this (hopefully first the Caribbean? Indian? i.e. somewhere warm!). 'glide through the sky' - loved the sound of this. Loved the way that both of these images suggest Freedom... A sweet release from whatever is holding someone back, keeping someone down...
Write on, Miffle ;-)
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Epona Love at 23:17 on 21 March 2004
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I agree with the above... all that giving... but still the proviso (?) "dont mess it around", its a shame that love can be taken for granted by some, if not most people... I dont know if I should be reminded of that by this poem, it is such an openly giving one. I enjoyed reading it. Lovely images.
E,x.
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