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Blue Prints

Such a lovely plan
for next life
in well
can't believe it
heaven

do send me a blue print
if you can

I have studied so many lives
O poet man

I dare not be different with thee

all wives are at night time
only
lovely

Rest you have told everyone

all wives are similar
exception is
none

not one

What a bloody foolish
husband
with him life is no fun
lol

trying to find another one
anyone would be welcome

Style / type: 
Free verse
Review Request (Intensity): 
I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
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Not Explicit Content

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see where you are coming from this time lovedly. well can't believe it heaven? Can't believe you/they/he/she is going to heaven? A little elucidation please? ~ Geezer.
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composed a poem for her
''If he had a choice
he would like to be her wife
as she is now a wifey
so that
she would know
what is her real worth
except for a few moments
through a long wintry night
a plight
all men would give
up a life

author comment

Anyone would not do for me, lovedly! I'm not sure what you mean, despite your explanation. Dumber and dumber...that's me.
Gracy

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"My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies; fairy tales of yesterday will grow but never die, I can fly, my friends.” – Freddie Mercury

Quite clever with subtle rhyme!

Obi.

You are trying to say that; He would like to be a wife so he could show her how much he appreciates her? ~ Geezer.
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There is value to commenting and critique, tell us how you feel about our work.
This must be the place, 'cause there ain't no place like this place anywhere near this place.

Hi, Lovedly,
I feel the frustration of it all here, so much so that 'anyone would be welcome.' Interesting title, and it seems the poem is speaking to a poet, correct? The language sounds Old-English or Early Modern to me, which makes the 'lol' reference stand out a bit - but maybe that was intentional? Very intriguing!
Thank you!
L

the poet who composed it
is an INTERNATIONAL POET OF REPUTE
He has a great vision
of the human mind
and
I think with my views
he does chime
I only endeavor to rhyme
LOL---- I add because Stan does so
He is also humorous
all NEO'S know .

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