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You Shine Brighter Than Mortality
July 26, 2013
Like the stars, even when
you die, you'll still
burn brighter than life.
© Allison H., Vancouver, WA
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This article has 4 comments.
kikixkupkake GOLD said...
on Aug. 4 2013 at 7:32 pm
This is so small, once again. This had much more potential to become a bigger, beautiful poem if you pushed and stretched it a bit more. It's like taffy! Great job still, it makes me want to write. And that means its good.
MissExploration BRONZE said...
on Jul. 31 2013 at 2:03 am
Another amazing Haiku you wrote. For me personally, I really enjoy the ending of this Haiku, it gives a feeling of hope and that the person speaking in this poem will always care for the individual. I like your use of your words such as using stars and brighter, life and die. The words connect with each other and work together really well.
writefearless SILVER said...
on Jul. 30 2013 at 11:29 am
i love this. it's beautiful ♥
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