Has reading your own poetry ever made you cry?

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  1. mcrawford76 profile image79
    mcrawford76posted 13 years ago

    Has reading your own poetry ever made you cry?

  2. HighGuy420 profile image61
    HighGuy420posted 13 years ago

    no but i find reading it and writing makes me feel good. I guess it's justing getting it off my chest. I dont think i ever have cried reading a poem. i have felt many things but never crying.

  3. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 13 years ago

    Yes, I enjoy going back and rereading it--mostly because I know what emotions were behind it when the piece was written.

  4. profile image0
    kikkibabeposted 13 years ago

    Yes sometimes as i remember all the memories that come from my poetry and it can be very painful but also its a good way to express how your feeling.x

  5. ii3rittles profile image84
    ii3rittlesposted 13 years ago

    I have cried while writing and it was some of my best poetry because my emotion was literally dripping onto the paper.

  6. Ashantina profile image59
    Ashantinaposted 13 years ago

    Yep. Because of the experience.... and the pain of it..... penning it to paper makes it real again.... but its healing.

  7. TIMOBILE profile image60
    TIMOBILEposted 13 years ago

    Yes.
    It happened a while ago after writing a poetry advising a set of people. I did do what I advised against. It was very painful when I read that poetry later and felt very saddened.

  8. Nrjsh profile image57
    Nrjshposted 13 years ago

    Yes, because reading my own poetry reminds me how I had felt at that point.

  9. ttagpine profile image73
    ttagpineposted 13 years ago

    Yes. Almost all of my poetry is in the form of love poems to my wife. Last year she passed away. I'm still having a hard time adjusting to life without her.

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    JadedLoveposted 13 years ago

    yes, but only because reading it makes me relive the feelings of what i went through

  11. saddlerider1 profile image58
    saddlerider1posted 13 years ago

    Of course, often. One can not be a poet without shedding a tear for what he/she writes. Poetry is life, living, dying and life's experiences.

  12. days leaper profile image59
    days leaperposted 13 years ago

    Only when no-one else will read/buy it!!!

  13. seicheprey profile image60
    seichepreyposted 13 years ago

    I've never cried, but I've gotten emotional re-reading them.  I have this huge mental block against tears.

 
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