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Too Too Gentle...
by Robert Betts (Age: 62)
copyright 10-20-2001


Age Rating: 13 to 127

 
'twas a sunset,
a sunset to remember,
brilliant orange, red
all glorious hues.
fit for september

but night follows sunset,
cold, dark and still.
I cry alone,
wanting to be,
begging to be,
someone I can't.
I just cannot be

My God and my friend,
please forgive me,
but I just cannot be
who I'd like to be.

I've hurt you terribly
You're crying too.
I know in my heart,
I know it is true,
but don't let me change you,
jade you, derange you,
you're just a lamb,
too trusting of wolves.




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07-19-2006 Kimberly Murphy    

Aww. This si sad but also very great!! Excelent write again!!!
Kim


11-29-2004 SamiJo Mcquiston    

This is so sad and so full of emotion.
The rhymn and everthing is so perfect.
I really like this one.
Keep up the good work.


09-22-2003 Emily Garwood    

another really good poem like alway ;)
and full of emotions too

Emy


03-25-2003 Meg Horner    

you change the beat of the poem really quickly, i think it needs a little transision from the top and the bottom


03-09-2003 Janet Owenby    

This was a great read very powerful.


01-24-2003 Wilma Barnett    

Very enlightening.
Sure made me stop and think.
But can I, will I, or do I even want to change?
Thanks
Wilma B


09-26-2002 Audrey Sullivan    

This is very powerfull.



08-23-2002 Aaron Schmookler    

This is a mighty poem, Bob. I'm impressed with the drastic, but still organic shifts in tone it undergoes. From nature's beauty to fear of night and loneliness and self criticism, suplicant before God, to appologetic and timid, afraid of having hurt "you". Is it still God you're talking to? I'm not sure, but that doesn't bother me. Impressive.


03-21-2002 Celeste Wilson    

This was beautiful. I especially like the ending paragraph.


03-10-2002 Melissa Rives    

A fluid, moving poem containing feelings of darkness and light. Very human, very well written!


03-04-2002 Peggy Bertrand    

beautiful write. and very true.


12-13-2001 Paulette Weaver    

Bob,
very thought-provoking...sometimes the hardest part of being, is being by ourself...beautiful write.
Paulette


10-23-2001 Beverley McInnis    

I would also like to echo the comment around how you went from a peaceful beautiful image of nature to the darkness twisting tourtured soul. Well done.


10-20-2001 Nan Jacobs    

Lots of emotion in this, Bob. You know, I think we spend a lifetime trying to be what we think we ought to be; what we thik others want us to be; trying to interpret what God wants us to be (if that's your conviction). but it's a good thing to understand when you need to just... BE.


10-20-2001 Jackie Moranty    

Very nicely said, Bob. I think many of us see ourselves as unfit to be with someone. If only we could see ourselves as the rest of the world sees us. . . . Jackie


10-20-2001 Betty Eskdale    

We fall for what we expect someone to be, and are disappointed to find out who they are...
nicely said, Bob, somehow I think you are nicer than you think...


10-20-2001 John Mcleod    

Geez Bob! I love this I really do, I know in my heart that I know what you mean with this but my words at the moment just seem to be dissaranged.
I will return with a fitting comment, this has me thinking about the way some people see themselves and know deep down in their heart that they should be something else, but have to be who they are. Hey! Perhaps this comment is appropiate?

Who knows, I loved this anyway.

jm


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