How To Clone A Human Heart
December 12, 2001
Snow fell silently
a sharp cry pierced
her soft caress calmed
smiles dawned slowly
smiles dawned slowly
Snow fell silently
a sharp cry pierced
her soft caress calmed
her soft caress calmed
smiles dawned slowly
Snow fell silently
a sharp cry pierced
a sharp cry pierced
her soft caress calmed
smiles dawned slowly
Snow fell silently
A few words about "cloning"
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Not at all what I was expecting. Glad I stopped by. thanks
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Thanks for stopping by, Mhatter. I aim to... Not bore people ;-)
Really interesting structure!
Beautiful piece...reminds me of when my daughter was born..thank you for sharing this Darryl:-))
Beautiful!
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Thanks, xstatic. I wanted to capture the way life feels when you have a newborn on your hands: life just rotates around a few key events ;-)
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Cheers, Valleypoet. Thanks for stopping by :-)
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Glad you enjoyed it :-)
This is completely different and interesting.
With a newborn everything does seem to almost disappear except that moment you are in.
A skillful write.
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Thanks, Anna :-)
Beautiful!
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Thanks, btrbell :-)
Beautiful use of form here!
First time I've read a poem with this form repeating the last line as first of next stanza. Well done.
Your poetry flows so beautifully!
Your poetry is unique. I enjoyed the read, thanks.
Interesting poem. I like that.
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