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11/20/2005 03:45:21 PM · #1
Post it here and I will post it and pm it back to you and you can put it with your picture in your profile. Just need to keep my mind running.
11/20/2005 03:46:46 PM · #2
sure :) I appreciate it ;)

11/20/2005 03:52:09 PM · #3
Originally posted by Rikki:

sure :) I appreciate it ;)



Wow! this is an awesome picture. I will try my best for this one it is powerful.
11/20/2005 03:53:56 PM · #4
I've seen and read your poems Jeff. I am sure you will write a really beautiful poem... as always ;) Thanks in advance ;)
11/20/2005 03:54:34 PM · #5
There once was a man with a hat
Who played his harmonica and sat
He blew the wrong chord
and went stiff as a board
And now he's used as a mat.
11/20/2005 04:01:12 PM · #6
So you've assumed an alter ego now? Dr. Seuess?


11/20/2005 04:05:46 PM · #7
Originally posted by DrAchoo:

There once was a man with a hat
Who played his harmonica and sat
He blew the wrong chord
and went stiff as a board
And now he's used as a mat.


LOL
11/20/2005 04:17:51 PM · #8
love to have a poem to go with this one...

11/20/2005 04:32:41 PM · #9
love to have a poem to go with this one...


11/20/2005 04:35:40 PM · #10


This one if you stay bored please. :)
11/20/2005 04:38:30 PM · #11
This picture could get your imagination going.

11/20/2005 04:44:46 PM · #12
Bet you're not bored anymore!!!!

If ya get bored again!!! ;o)
11/20/2005 04:56:32 PM · #13
Ok, looks like I have my work cut out for me. I asked for it lol!
11/20/2005 05:34:20 PM · #14
Ok Rikki, here is what I have.

Dreaming of Yesterday

He wears pain and affliction on his face,
Like an old companion's affection misplaced.
The scars of hopes and dreams of yesterdays
Are brought to life in the music he plays.
He looks through you with stoic eyes,
A far off stare, a passioinate compromise.
Regret is stirring with self-condemnation,
No self respect lives with alienation.
Life's ambition has all but withered away,
Leaving him "Dreaming of Yesterday.
"

Message edited by author 2005-12-02 01:36:56.
11/20/2005 05:44:54 PM · #15
That's great! The poem....and the pic too!

Message edited by author 2005-11-20 17:45:24.
11/20/2005 05:46:34 PM · #16
This picture means a lot to me, and, if you want to, I'd appreciate a poem for it:



These two are long-time friends, they both participate in the Senior's Dance on Saturday afternoons in my town. I love to watch the joy and the energy of the seniors at these dances.

(edited spelling)

Message edited by author 2005-11-20 17:47:17.
11/20/2005 06:11:50 PM · #17
Here's one of happy newlyweds in Las Vegas

I don't know them nor the photographer, I simply lent them my spot in exchange for some shots of them being shot:

11/20/2005 06:15:27 PM · #18
Originally posted by jsas:

Ok, looks like I have my work cut out for me. I asked for it lol!


yep... if you're still bored after all those, try this one:



Message edited by author 2005-11-20 18:16:13.
11/20/2005 06:15:59 PM · #19
Originally posted by DanSig:

love to have a poem to go with this one...



Ok, working on a poem for this awesome picture. So many good pics, wow.
11/20/2005 07:30:45 PM · #20
Originally posted by DanSig:

love to have a poem to go with this one...



"Where Mist and Majesty Meet"

As the mist rises across the barren land,
A distant sillouette of hope stands.
Resting this peaceful morning,
For night will beckon a quiet warning.
Under a blanket of clouds the tower sleeps,
Overlooking the earth it guards and keeps.
Serenity has no retreat,
Where mist and majesty meet.

Message edited by author 2005-11-20 20:22:52.
11/20/2005 08:45:01 PM · #21
Jeff: Thank you so much for the poem. It fits the image so well ;) I love it and have updated my image to credit you as well my friend.

I've always admired your poetic style. If you're ever bored again, feel free to browse through my portfolio and send me a poem :)

Thank you once again. With heart felt thanks.

Rikki
11/20/2005 08:48:53 PM · #22


Very nice words. This one might produce some interesting feelings if you're still game.

Message edited by author 2005-11-20 20:51:04.
11/20/2005 09:10:28 PM · #23
Originally posted by nsbca7:

love to have a poem to go with this one...



"A Forgotten Friend"

I long for the time of crumpets and tea.
The way her arms cradled me.
To hear her voice, a sweet lullaby.
To ease her pain, when she would cry.
During naptime she would rest,
I snuggled close by, she liked that best.
I remember the park, and joyful strolls.
But age and maturity took its toll.
Times of fun and play came to an end.
And I have become...a forgotten friend.
11/20/2005 09:41:11 PM · #24
Originally posted by jsas:

Originally posted by nsbca7:

love to have a poem to go with this one...



"A Forgotten Friend"

I long for the time of crumpets and tea.
The way her arms cradled me.
To hear her voice, a sweet lullaby.
To ease her pain, when she would cry.
During naptime she would rest,
I snuggled close by, she liked that best.
I remember the park, and joyful strolls.
But age and maturity took its toll.
Times of fun and play came to an end.
And I have become...a forgotten friend.


Thanks. Can I use the title? I didn't quite have one.
11/20/2005 09:44:52 PM · #25
You know Jeff, your not going to be able to sleep tonight. Your mind is just going to keep spinning with rhymes and rhythm now that you have started. If you do make it to sleep, you're just going to dream it.
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