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    < A walk Along the Seine >

    Seine senses December's tang
    Faint faint is the sun
    Farewell Mayan travellers
    A thousand face
    Each becomes a song

    Take a picture of a ripple
    Cloud invades the flows
    Grandfather waits for a son
    A lady coughs in smoke
    Drops the dog-end
    Seine hurts

    A fish without a home
    Orphan sobs
    A warm window is too high above
    Is there a heaven in it
    Orphan weeps Seine's tears
    Motherhood in need

    A door in between
    Two lovers' itchy hearts
    9 pm 5 hundred yard
    A date at The Seine's bank

    A silver wedding in snow
    Seine's miracle on show
    Snow flakes fall fall in frenzy
    Bury Norman's lonely sails

    I am up and snow is down
    Fly fly wings spread
    Embrace dark embrace the dawn
    Paramour's smile
    Shy shy, Seine turns to be gone

    Where is Paris
    A garden for Cupid's nap
    Seine leads the way

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    Nothing but nothingness

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    Thanks for sharing.

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    Thanks for ur time
    I like to write poems or whatever about nature and places. <the Seine> is one of my own fav.
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    Do you live in France or have you been there? I've been a number of times, I love driving through the countryside though, Paris has so many wonderful aspects too. The Seine there is kinda dirty, but it's surroundings are lovely.

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    It might sound ridiculous but it's true. I can hardly write a place if I really live there. The most beautiful thing only comes from the imagination or fantasy. I never been in Paris before. I read about it,I saw pics,then ....So the poem is actually a fake from my mind.
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    I don't think it's ridiculous at all!

    I think (I hope) you meant it is an image in your mind, snapshot, or feelings evoked by something you read or have seen. We all have our own `filters' of perception, so there is hardly anything `fake' in our minds when it comes to poetry. In my opinion ...

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    I have been along the Seine and it is all you described and more. Thanks for the read.

    Take care...........Sue

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    Originally posted by Suetang
    I have been along the Seine and it is all you described and more. Thanks for the read.

    Take care...........Sue
    So, it proves that Imagination has spirit itself...
    Nothing but nothingness

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