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MagicLady

  • Last seen on Jun 3 7:18 PM 2006. Member since February 14, 2006.

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    His arms lay gently on my shoulders, soft and loving eyes
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    If I could take a piece of you I would store you in a jar,
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    contest haiku with emoticons

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  • on A Green Stream by Wang Wei, on November 16, 2004
    I like the lines:
    Oh, to remain on a broad flat rock
    And to cast a fishing-line forever!

    nice old poetry.

    Cheryl

  • on The Tower by William Butler Yeats, on June 3, 2004
    I got this is my sophamore year in high school and I was bored to tears. I could hardly stay awake...maybe I didn't stay awake. I can stay awake now, and even enjoy it. Cheryl

  • on Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, on June 3, 2004
    Sometimes I like to hear the beauty of words....
    And not pick the words and meaning of it apart.
    This is one of those poems. I just enjoy it.
    It is lovely. cheryl

  • on A Study by Wang Wei, on June 2, 2004
    The beauty of Chinese and Japanese characters always amazed me. I lived in Japan for four years and took a class in it. Just learning to paint the characters correctly is hard work, not to mention learning to put them in word form. I only learned to put my name. Sure looks beautiful though.