Writings From the Heart
Viewing comments for Chapter 13 "old cowboys"A book of Poetry & Writing
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Comment from seewhatimwritingnow
Bravo! Loved this well-written and beautifully presented piece. Never really knew a real 'Cowboy' (sure wanted to though-lol) Just the guitar singing, cowboy-hat wearing, phoney kind. LOL .. This tells a lovely story of lost love of a woman ten years younger- Thanks for sharing, Betty
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Bravo! Loved this well-written and beautifully presented piece. Never really knew a real 'Cowboy' (sure wanted to though-lol) Just the guitar singing, cowboy-hat wearing, phoney kind. LOL .. This tells a lovely story of lost love of a woman ten years younger- Thanks for sharing, Betty
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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your welcome and thanks for reading Betty
Comment from Zoe Yates
Well I happen to like old cowboys and young and middle aged ones too. I happen to like your poem and have dreams of owning a ranch. I love riding horses and horsed in general I am sad that the BLM keeps rounding them up, of course if I owned a ranch I might feel differently about that. Anyway that's a sad tale and a nice read.
Zoe Yates
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Well I happen to like old cowboys and young and middle aged ones too. I happen to like your poem and have dreams of owning a ranch. I love riding horses and horsed in general I am sad that the BLM keeps rounding them up, of course if I owned a ranch I might feel differently about that. Anyway that's a sad tale and a nice read.
Zoe Yates
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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thank you for reading Zoe
Comment from JudithMarie
Sad memories...get the feeling that she liked the fella but not the life. The repetition works well here as it adds to the sadness and reminds the reader that someone's love was lost along the way...the reason for your poem. Well written. Your words flowed carrying me easily through from beginning to end. JudithMarie
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Sad memories...get the feeling that she liked the fella but not the life. The repetition works well here as it adds to the sadness and reminds the reader that someone's love was lost along the way...the reason for your poem. Well written. Your words flowed carrying me easily through from beginning to end. JudithMarie
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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your welcome and thanks for reading Judith
Comment from Mastery
This poem is very, very good, deepwater. It resonates with a bit of loneliness and melancholy and proposes the end result will always remain the same. Bravo! Bob
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This poem is very, very good, deepwater. It resonates with a bit of loneliness and melancholy and proposes the end result will always remain the same. Bravo! Bob
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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Thanks again for reading and the comments Bob
Comment from Aletheia
What a wonderful poem you have written. I always enjoy reading your work. Your poem has fantastic rhyme and flow, and a wealth of emotion. I love the refrain; it's so melodic and profound. Excellent! B :)
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What a wonderful poem you have written. I always enjoy reading your work. Your poem has fantastic rhyme and flow, and a wealth of emotion. I love the refrain; it's so melodic and profound. Excellent! B :)
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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thank you B for reading this
Comment from dportwood
deepwater
Seems like I already reviewed this poem once. I just reviewed a poem about amnesia. Maybe I'm worse than I thought. Anyway I enjoyed this poem the one (or two) times I read it.
Duane
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deepwater
Seems like I already reviewed this poem once. I just reviewed a poem about amnesia. Maybe I'm worse than I thought. Anyway I enjoyed this poem the one (or two) times I read it.
Duane
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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thank you Duane
Comment from Perp Ihebom
This is a beautiful piece of poetry. The narrative format you employed is very apt. Your verses are well structured and the rhymes are just cute. very well done
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This is a beautiful piece of poetry. The narrative format you employed is very apt. Your verses are well structured and the rhymes are just cute. very well done
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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thank you Perp * cute* thats a first ...smiling
Comment from cheyennewy
Hi Gary,
This is such a sad poem. I have a feeling you are writing about yourself and if so I am sorry you and lady couldn't work things out. However, she must have come from a different world and cowboys weren't in it. You penned this very well. You have made excellent word choices and the melancholy comes through in every line. Well done....chey
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Hi Gary,
This is such a sad poem. I have a feeling you are writing about yourself and if so I am sorry you and lady couldn't work things out. However, she must have come from a different world and cowboys weren't in it. You penned this very well. You have made excellent word choices and the melancholy comes through in every line. Well done....chey
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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thanks for reading Chey...no not about me just a friend
Comment from rmdelta
deepwater,
I really liked this poem, my friend. Since most of what I write on the site are Westerns, this just made my day. Thanks
Reggie
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deepwater,
I really liked this poem, my friend. Since most of what I write on the site are Westerns, this just made my day. Thanks
Reggie
Comment Written 13-May-2010
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your welcome rmdelta and i will look forwards to reading yours
Comment from spellbound
I am not really capable of recommending adjustments to poetry, so I won't. Just to let you know there are a few hiccups.
The cowboy, like the sailor, are tied to their first love. I like that you restated this fact "The love from that woman, he lost along the way" Strengthens this fact.
Thank you for sharing.
reply by the author on 13-May-2010
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I am not really capable of recommending adjustments to poetry, so I won't. Just to let you know there are a few hiccups.
The cowboy, like the sailor, are tied to their first love. I like that you restated this fact "The love from that woman, he lost along the way" Strengthens this fact.
Thank you for sharing.
Comment Written 13-May-2010
reply by the author on 13-May-2010
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thank you spell
