kaytea111
Dec 02, 2006, 07:55 AM
I''ll start it out by writing the first line. It doesnt matter if it is rhyming or not. And plz quote the poem as it goes along so it isnt all spaced out...
I love the earth for what it is.
Not for what it isn't.
Jellybean2
May 23, 2007, 05:09 AM
QUOTE(kaytea111 @ Dec 02, 2006, 11:55 AM)

I''ll start it out by writing the first line. It doesnt matter if it is rhyming or not. And plz quote the poem as it goes along so it isnt all spaced out...
I love the earth for what it is.
Not for what it isn't.
Love and pain intertwine
Makes this world yours and mine
burnout_00
Jun 26, 2007, 03:50 AM
I love the earth for what it is. Not for what it isn't. 't. Love and pain intertwine Makes this world yours and mine. But sometimes pain can grab a strangle-hold and leave love lifeless, dead and drying on the vine like the grapes that make up one of pains greatest concubines, red red wine
sk1
Jan 14, 2008, 08:55 AM
I love the earth for what it is. Not for what it isn't.
Love and pain intertwine,
Makes this world yours and mine.
But sometimes pain can grab a strangle-hold
and leave love lifeless, dead and drying on the vine
like the grapes that make up one of pains greatest concubines,
red red wine
a cracked heel bleeds a familiar hue
each step gives more over time
the parasite that resides in all
can be cleansed, only with light
the purest love will never die
completes the circle known as life
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