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A poem would like comments please?

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Was a long time coming,

so many fruitless trees,

an Autumn forest,

laid naked from it's leafs.

A hint of sunshine

but eaten by the clouds,

the clouds, that so quickly,

cover like a shroud.

The damndest thing,

A fool believes,

that love flows easy,

it always does in dreams.

Was a long time coming

but the taste of love sublime,

A feast set before me,

forever will I dine.

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  1. i like the imagery and the rhymes are pretty good. the second line of the third verse doesn't flow when i read it but other than that it's great


  2. I agree with the first dude. This has bits of brilliance in it.

  3. A well-turned, gently convincing piece.

    The near-rhymes work, as they suggest the near-misses of unsuccessful affairs.

    Suggest perhaps "Winter forest" as it's more barren?

    I like the repetition of "the clouds", suggesting encroachment.

    (BTW, it's "leaves" not "leafs".)

    Yes, this is smart little work. Well done!  

  4. The first 3 stanzas are brilliant. I wouldn't recommend starting the 4th one with was though because it doesn't flow. Otherwise it's really good. Nice rhyme scheme and easy to read.  

  5. love the first three stanzas, the fourth is very good but perhaps re-think the wording on the first line because 'was' is a good starter but a different first word/line for the last stanza to make it flow. apart from that it is a gentle and lovely poem!

    also, damndest - damnedest  

  6. its really good. but it could do without swearing.

    did u write it??

  7. OMG!!!! thats pretty amazin! how do you make somthing like that up! ha ha! yeah i luv it!! :P

    i noticed after i posted this that the 1st guy to awnser this said he didnt like the 4th verse! i do cos i think it finishes of the poem!! i just thought i would tell you!!

  8. Yes,It's nice  

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