The Sea (for a wonderful contest)

I dreamed I was the waves,

In the middle of the sea,

Dancing, racing

Splendidly



I dreamed I was the waves,

Onto the rocks and shore,

Thrashing, crashing

Aggressively

Author notes

Yeah. I really hope I don't get in trouble for two words on the thrid part!!! WHatcha think?
Note again:
Not a poet here!!!

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  • Veritaserum
    July 17, 2007

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    I love this!

    Hey Tay...

    This is really wonderful! I saw this before I even knew what type of contest it was, (but didn't have time to comment then)...and thought to myself..."wow! This is really great!" So whaddya mean your not a poet?? HMMMM??? This IS poetry you've written dear! And very good at that.

    I love it. Good luck in the contest.


  • Asfand
    July 17, 2007

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    No you don't get in trouble, it is still a verb...as in both are. Well, knwingly or unknowingly, you put relation to the sea. One fo the most powerful and representative objects in the world. The sea is an insignia of calmness, of tanquility, sadness, purity, cruelty and above all power. This gives u a great advantage. I think this was wonderful...plus the flattery for the contest really puts me in a great mood.

    I think this was awesome!! great job!


  • Andrew Timothy
    July 16, 2007
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    Beautiful and very heart-felt. It was wonderful, Taylor


  • Siby Anan
    July 16, 2007

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    Splendedly=Splendidly
    Agressively=Aggressively



    This was quite the amazing poem! I think you're lying when you say you're not a poet You're a natural!!


  • I Dare to Dream
    July 16, 2007

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    Very nicely done! This was really beautiful and you really are a very talented poet! This, beautiful, very! You see, I can barely speak! Just one thing, "splendedly," is actually "splendidly."

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