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Pendragon
09-01-2008, 08:59 AM
Sunshine and Shadow

Sometimes I wish that the days had a button,
That I could push and cause them to rewind.
I think maybe I could finally cease hurtin’
If I could only go back and change time.
But then if I manage to erase all the heartaches;
I might also forget some part of the joys—
The deep wonder that the love of a good woman makes,
My own sweet little girl and two wonderful boys.
A companion to pleasure is cold, heartless pain,
The sun always returns even after a storm—
So I think I’ll flush my blues down the proverbial drain,
And endeavor to make positive thinking the norm.
Dwelling on darkness means that you dwell without the light:
Sunshine and Shadow: two halves that make one right…

Pendragon
© Monday, September 01, 2008

Justin Rockwell
09-01-2008, 10:18 AM
Very good poem here, I like your phrasing quite alot.

goldenrod
09-01-2008, 12:14 PM
Very well put! Flows along a accentuated positive line, somewhat of a rarity these days...always look forward to reading your offerings.

Trying to get comments out, as I will be leaving to spend a couple of weeks in Alaska on September seven, and I put aside cyberspace while I am trekking!

goldenrod.

bluelala
09-01-2008, 12:18 PM
Your writting is very good. It is late here. Goodnight~

spally
09-04-2008, 10:51 AM
I always like your work. That was amazing. Put me in a bit of a good mood for a few seconds, thanks. :)

Janine
09-04-2008, 01:39 PM
I loved this poem, Pen; it feels very positive in the final outcome. I like the idea and the questioning of 'if someone could indeed turn back time'. I have thought of that myself and how it would also eliminate the good things/memories in life along with the bad, so in the end it would not truly work.
Very well paced and nicely phrased poem.

symphony
09-05-2008, 10:43 AM
Sunshine and Shadow: two halves that make one right…
So true.

Excellent poem, Pen. :)

Xillus_Xavier
09-05-2008, 04:48 PM
It's great to see an extremely well-executed rhyming poem.
Your metre is good and the rhyming is fantastic.
You did a great job with the first two lines of creating interest
for the reader and the rest of the poem didn't disappoint.
Well done.

dibyendra
09-07-2008, 05:45 AM
Sunshine and Shadow

Sometimes I wish that the days had a button,
That I could push and cause them to rewind.
I think maybe I could finally cease hurtin’
If I could only go back and change time.
But then if I manage to erase all the heartaches;
I might also forget some part of the joys—
The deep wonder that the love of a good woman makes,
My own sweet little girl and two wonderful boys.
A companion to pleasure is cold, heartless pain,
The sun always returns even after a storm—
So I think I’ll flush my blues down the proverbial drain,
And endeavor to make positive thinking the norm.
Dwelling on darkness means that you dwell without the light:
Sunshine and Shadow: two halves that make one right…

Pendragon
© Monday, September 01, 2008

Pen, it's a very inspiring and intriguing poem. I really liked it. Thank you very much for sharing this poem. Very good poem!



The sun always returns even after a storm—
So I think I’ll flush my blues down the proverbial drain,
And endeavor to make positive thinking the norm.
Dwelling on darkness means that you dwell without the light:
Sunshine and Shadow: two halves that make one right…

Great lines which are really inspiring. :thumbs_up

Pendragon
09-07-2008, 09:51 AM
god Bless you, everyone! JR (:wave:), Goldenrod (Can't think how to shorten that name!:wave:, Bluelala, (A big welcome by the way! :wave:), Spally (my blushes! :blush::blush::blush:) :wave:, Janie (who shares my wife's nickname!) :wave:, Symp ( a dear friend) :wave:,
Double X , (welcome also!) :wave:. and dear friend Dibby, (who puts up with my horrid nicknaming!) :wave: