Ok, so here's my choice for the mothly favorite: Wedding Toast
And my Comment for it: This poem was written by one of my rl best friends. That didn't sway my choice though. There are so many great poems out there! I have plenty to choose from for next month, that's for sure. But for this month, I choose this poem. It has great meaning in it, and it's well written. It has that rhyme to it that makes it flow, and it has the theme that is easy to connect to. It does have a little odd pieces to it, but that only helps make it interesting and captivating. I've read it over and over many times, and I still enjoy reading it. It's on of my favorites that she has written, so I choose it for my monthly favorite here ^^
Hello, it's ~crazynloveless (AKA ~CrazyNotSoLoveless). I'm sorry this is delayed, I owe you all my apologies -- Better late than never though right?
My monthly favourite is: cashier by *SirMink.
I watched this poem grow through two stages, and its development was what you would expect of a poem. However, this piece stands out in its differences, it isn't a common or cliche topic at all, has a great use of parentheses (Which many poets fail at using properly or successfully), and to top it off, Mike uses a touch of humour that made me smile and laugh throughout the piece. Diversity is good, but good isn't always diversity. Well, this is both. Congratulations to you Mike, I enjoyed seeing the two versions - The final being a well polished, humourous piece. --Chloe
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When the silence beckons
And the day draws to a close
When the light of your life sighs
And love dies in your eyes
Only then will I realize
What you mean to me.
Much Love,
Sara
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Not your average Poetry club.
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~~Michkalle~~
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When the silence beckons
And the day draws to a close
When the light of your life sighs
And love dies in your eyes
Only then will I realize
What you mean to me.
Sara
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Not your average Poetry club.
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Not your average Poetry club.
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the bottoms of my feet are never visible
to the informed
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