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Your kisses
are the snow
that
falls upon my face

so
soft
so
intricate

an unforgivable feeling
I have
when in your arms

as I gaze into
your darkness
I
see myself
falling
into an emotion
I fear
the most


Love


I'm falling in Love
with
you




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On Thursday October 27th, 2005, An Expired Member (4) writes:
WONDERFUL imagery: kisses as snow falling upon your face: it conveys the softness and delicacy of them. Very beautiful.


On Thursday October 27th, 2005, TwilightMelodies (1072) writes:
*sighs* wow...rhyme...ugh...no, no rhyming...this is a perfectly perfect piece of work and it needs not be changed...So yeah, this is wonderful. Couldn't agree with doll more. *Evangel*


On Thursday October 27th, 2005, Anna Helianthus (1160) writes:
*rolls eyes* since when does rhmying made a poem good? i know alot of poems that rhyme and sound like mentally retarded dr suess. anyway, this poem was lovely. i really liked the falling sensation it created. it does not need rhyming, i dont think it woul


On Thursday October 27th, 2005, Anna Helianthus (1160) writes:
d really work with the subject. nice write.


On Thursday October 27th, 2005, Gold Dust Woman (170) writes:
nice write. but i dont see any ryhmes in this poem. try to have a few ryhming words.



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