You Were There

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for all my peops who miss connections they would have liked to make ...(c) 2009-2011 Dancing Hawk / Eve Hogard. Find this copyrighted work at this blog: dancinghawk.blogspot.com

You Were There

I heard you played the fiddle, though I never heard you play.

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SavVySam commented on You Were There

05-02-2010

Almost...is one of the saddest words, and you have drawn it's very image in this excellent piece! Nice work!

dancinghawk

05/03/2010

ah, indeed, a tragic, hopeful, straining word, "almost" ... ty for you insight, and ty for your visit and your generous note! -dh

Tempestlady commented on You Were There

04-30-2010

Undiscovered connections exposed with such grace and beautiful insight and rhymes. As always glad I read...Write on...

dancinghawk

04/30/2010

ty so much for the read and the note, Tempestlady! glad it was a good read! -dh

Springsize commented on You Were There

03-27-2010

Very nice rhymes, easy flow mechanics, and the message is timeless, and an inspiration to stop and spend my moments communing with other people who so interest me... and study them, as if they are unusual flowers and giant redwood trees and I may learn from their leaves, etc... Nice Thoughts you have ...

dancinghawk

03/27/2010

all of this is perfect to my intention, ty so much for your gift of time and thoughtful putback, Springsize! to study them ... as unusual flowers ... what a beautiful image ... -dh

gogant commented on You Were There

03-24-2010

You show us here, with this piece, Dancer, that one who hesitates is lost...................gentle words, from a gentle lady...................g

dancinghawk

03/25/2010

lol ... indeed, gogant ... make hay while the sun is shining :) and carpe diem! lol ... thx for the visit and the note! -dh

dahlusion commented on You Were There

03-24-2010

This is a superb write depicting the loss of a loved one. "our paths again won't meet, except, perhaps, in dreams and thoughts that live in this heart's beat" — deeply touching. Peace and Light, Dah

dancinghawk

03/25/2010

ty so much Dah, for your visit and your thoughtful read! -dh

Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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