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MariGoes

  • Last seen right now. Member since February 14, 2006.
  • I am a 42 year old woman from (Brazil)
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  • Yemassee : Mods on April 17
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  • Yemassee on April 3
    They have guestbooks on OP? Cool, my name is Yemassee, what is yours? I like pudding and...oops sorry, this is OP, no comedy around here...oh wait, there are 38 comic poems in the humor section...darn I have to find more, I just have to...

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  • on The Bull Moose by Alden Nowlan, on May 7
    There are some similar thoughts, like the mocking, pity and cruelty. But to me, the poem isn't a parallel to the events that happened with Jesus while walking the Via Sacra. I see the moose as a metaphor to all those who are misunderstood by their looks, mind and hearts; and the limits of minds. We can all take just so much before reacting.
    Excellent poem.

  • on (“I found a few old letters...”) by Rabindranath Tagore, on May 7
    The gentleness of Tagore's voice is all over this poem. Not just a love poem, but a tribute to that beloved woman. Wonderful!

    . Rewarded 4

  • on Optimism by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, on May 6
    Those are the kind of thoughts I like.
    Optimism indeed! I believe that the whole world could use a bit of this.

  • on Silence by Lucian Blaga, on May 6
    I'm not sure, but I think that with that line, he meant he could hear the voice inside himself. Completely away from any other sound, to listen to his heart and soul. Well, that is how I read it anyway.