Hartofsilver

• Last seen on Mar 14 1:16 AM 2006. Member since February 14, 2006.
• I have 583 poems, 17 stories

My other items

• In Bloom at storywrite
  I had never seen so much yellow and confetti in my life.
  Garlands of yellow mimosa hung between the buildings leading to and from Place de Gaulle in Biot, draped like Christmas decorations left up a month too long. Confetti
• I want to eat! at storywrite
  Despite what the title may lead you to believe, this is not about an eating disorder. It's about eating out in another country.
• Dress-up, Make-believe, and Time-travel at storywrite
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• on Sonnet 130: "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun..." by William Shakespeare, on September 20, 2005

  I have only read a few of Shakespeare's sonnets, but of those few, this is definitely my favorite. I've always been a huge fan of inner beauty, and this poem makes it clear that you don't need to be beautiful on the outside to have a beautiful heart worth loving. I would love to shove this in the face of a shallow person I know and show her that it's not important to be the most attractive human being in the world. This poem shows that it is unrealistic to put women on pedestals like they are godesses, because beauty fades. It's what's inside that counts.
  
  It's after midnight, I'm rambling, I will shut up now.
  
  kayla*