Dying For Love (Pathya Vat)

Green misty eyes1

losing all hope2

trying to cope3

without you here.4

Echoes of pain5

brings back my fear6

dark thoughts appear7

deep in my mind8

Reality9

has been unkind10

I can not find11

love that is true12

I do not know13

what I can do14

I wish you knew15

how much I care.16

Fading away17

into despair18

I can not bear19

life without you.20

Breathing my last21

my life is through22

I give to you23

all that I have.24

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This is a Pathya Vat
I read At My Savior's Feet by Onfire4Jesus

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  • Sad but true.

    I wish you many pleasant diversions to make the waiting a little more bearable, sweet martyr of love.


  • March 27
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    it is mad innit when comments just fly in that mean nothingto the poem

  • sweetrebel09
    February 29
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    Great poem i really liked it.


  • Michael
    June 18, 2007

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    Wonderful poem. It is so touching and it flows perfectly. You are a great poet and also a good friend. Keep it up. I hope I can read something more of yours soon.

    • Sandygram
      July 4, 2007
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      Smiles My Dear Friend

      Thank you Michael for reading my poem. I just noticed your comment this morning. I always appreciate your thoughts dear friend. Hugs and smiles to you. Hope we can chat soon. Miss ya, Sandy


  • March 27, 2005
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    Wow...you did an amazing job with the form! I see how this rhyme scheme creates a deceptively intricate poem! The feel of the poem is that of despair and sadness... Good luck in the contest!

    Lorena

  • Sandygram
    March 27, 2005
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    Wow I really do appreciate the wonderful comment you left on my poem. Take care, Sandy


  • March 27, 2005
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    Great stuff

    You seem to have done an awesome job on the form; it flows really well and is easy to the ear! Really enjoyed reading this, great job! All the best and good luck, Paul

  • Sandygram
    March 25, 2005
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    Thank yo so much for the lovely comment. I am so glad you enjoyed it. Take care, Sandy


  • March 25, 2005
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    That was incredible read, very smooth and seems to be in complete form, awesome job!!!
    ~Tina

  • Sandygram
    March 23, 2005
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    Thank you for the wonderful comment Sam. I so appreciate it coming from. you. Take care, Sandy

  • Samplette
    March 23, 2005
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    This is great work. I think this proves that I am the only one who had difficulty with this form. IT is an amazing job sweetie. Excellent work.
    S♠m

  • Sandygram
    March 22, 2005
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    Thank you so much renee. for the wonderful coomment. It is always so nice to hear from you. You take care, Sandy


  • poetryality silver member
    March 22, 2005
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    Oh sandy, this is passionate. So very somber, and sad yet flows with tenderness and unbridled love. Very beautiful! I am finding that this form creates eloquence, even when the subject matter is melancholy, it is stunning as is your musing. Very nice. The talent in this contest is truly amazing. The best to you in this challenge.

    Renee ♥

  • Sandygram
    March 22, 2005
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    Thank you so much Kimberly for the lovely comment. I do appreciate it. Hope all is well with you. Take care, Sandy

  • Touchof1der
    March 21, 2005
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    I know very little about this form but you seem to have done a wonderful job here Sandy. I walked back and forth over that 2nd line in the 2nd stanza though. Like I said, I know nothing of this form, but it seems to me like "brings back my fear" should be "bring back my fear". I don't know. I guess it works either way and I sure do like the content of your words. Good luck in your contest.
    ♥ Kimberly

  • Sandygram
    March 20, 2005
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    Thank you angel for the nice comment. It is always appreciated. Take care. Sandy


  • March 20, 2005
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    good read. it flowed really well. nice job on this.

  • Sandygram
    March 19, 2005
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    Thank you for the lovely comment. It is so appreciated. Take care, Sandy

  • Sandygram
    March 19, 2005
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    Thank you so much for your nice comment. Take care, Sandy

  • Abel
    March 19, 2005
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    very nice read...smooth flow...good luck in the contest....Peace Abel

  • Billbard
    March 19, 2005
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    Very well worded and excellently rhymed poem.Adheres to the form requirements perfectly.A nice read.Good luck in the contest.

  • Sandygram
    March 19, 2005
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    You are kind with your comments my friend. Thank you for everything you do and for all the time you spend encouraging me. I love you, Sandy

  • Sandygram
    March 19, 2005
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    Thank you so much for the advie, it does sound so much better. Take care, Sandy

  • Onfire4Jesus
    March 19, 2005
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    hey Sandy!! Once again you did a fabulous job on this poem!! It was beautiful!! As always Your works are always amazing!! I see that you have a wonderful talent as well I love it!! Your love for everyone and Christ shines ever so brightly!! Praise God!! Good Luck my friend!! I love you !! God BLess You!!

  • CarterTachikawa
    March 19, 2005
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    Very, very nice job. I'm glad to see you made the changes, they look much better. Well done. Keep writing.

    ~CT


  • March 19, 2005
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    Sandygram, also, please remember to comment on at least one other poem in the contest, and identify in the Author Note which one that was. Thanks!


  • March 19, 2005
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    What a lovely, touching pathya vat! You use the simplicity of the form to perfectly capture the essence of depression. That again is precisely what secberm and I were hoping for. You might want to think about adding an adjective or single syllable word to

    "caused by fear"

    I am from the school that the "ed" in past tense words like "caused" does not add an additional syllable count. If it doesn't, then that sentence is one syllable short. I know that can be a matter of debate -- so if you elect not to, we won't care. I just wanted to call it to your attention. Either way, this is just a lovely write.

  • Sandygram
    March 19, 2005
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    Thank you for the lovely comment. I do appreciate it. This was my first attempt at this form. I am glad you enjoyed it. Take care, Sandy


  • March 19, 2005
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    This was an amazing write, thank you so much for sharing your talents! I really like this form to it's awesome. Unfortunately i wanted to applaud this but they are all used up. I'm sorry! I will come back to applaud this later though!

  • Sandygram
    March 19, 2005
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    Thank you for the nice comment. It is appreciated. Take care, Sandy

  • secberm
    March 19, 2005
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    Wow. Sometimes love sucks. Sometimes it doesn't. And in between it's just plain boring! LOL

    Great attempt.

    Um... You might want to consider rewriting:

    Reality
    has been unkind
    being left behind
    has now come true

    "being left behind"

    And:

    Breathing my last
    my life is through
    I give to you
    my heart forever

    "my heart forever"

    Otherwise, I enjoyed the write my friend. Thank you for entering and good luck.

  • Ankeeta
    March 19, 2005
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    kewlllllll
    the style is amazing
    few words yet say a lot
    the poem (though u categorised in story)has a simple flow...but it gives a effect


    keep going
    Edited on Mar 19, 6:26 because ''.

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