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The wind, the sea.
by Tara M. (Age: 15)
copyright 03-28-2004


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
Only the sea will tell
as it rises and falls
Only the wind may hear
as it draws a breath
the crystal tears
of a lonely girl
who cries inside
and smiles on the outside
they long to reach out
and give her a friend
but she will not accept
others may wonder what it's like to be alone
although the wind
the sea
they know


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04-13-2004 Regina S.    

*_* soo prettiful! *_* Very nice expression of loneliness. Personifying the wind and sea was a REALLY nice touch, I loved it!! ^-^
04-12-2004 Leah Garrison    

this is a very lovely poem
I can feel the ebb and flow of the sea
the pull and tug of the wind
but I think it would be better served if you left off the commas at the ends of the lines.
=^.^=
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