Dandelions shyly giggling,
cheekily fidgeting
from the sway of the winds.
Sunrays break through the
delicate tears from the heavens,
merging together,
to form Blessed colors
gliding across the skies.
Dandelions shyly giggling, cheekily fidgeting from the sway of the winds. Sunrays break through the delicate tears from the heavens, merging together, to form Blessed colors gliding across the skies. |
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you are welcome to visit my gallery [link]
#Jingulus
#FlashMob
they are pretty!
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Thy frienship oft has made my heart to ache; do be my enemy for friendship's sake. - William Blake.
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Thy frienship oft has made my heart to ache; do be my enemy for friendship's sake. - William Blake.
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This serves as a pre-emptive apology for the conversation that's about to take place.
delicate tears from the heavens, <--
This bit is a little 'broken' for me. I guess it is just a feeling, but I think that a "the" at the end of the first line disturbs the flow into the second, syllable wise. I liked TheKingOfFall's idea about changing 'breaking' to 'break' I think it would change things.
Also I think sun rays is two words, though I am not one to ask about grammar
thanks...but before you commented i had changed 'breaking' to 'break' following ThekingofFall's comment
Thank you though once again
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Thy frienship oft has made my heart to ache; do be my enemy for friendship's sake. - William Blake.
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... If I can but remain in your shadows, I will live in the light forever ...
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... If I can but remain in your shadows, I will live in the light forever ...
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