what did I expect nothing at all Like this poem Bentlee, like the flow of thoughts,
morgen90210singapore, Central Singapore SingaporeSep 5, 2012
What do you expect...! Now I get this in my head and it wont go away! What do you expect ... Cant stop thinking or saying it, What do you expect.... Thank you for sharing ... What do you expect ... Ha ha ha
vyoletaArkaroola, South Australia AustraliaSep 5, 2012
Bentlee
It is open and straight, no fooling around. Good poem, thanks.
None of the above of course....which is why I love the unexpected of course.....well maybe not....hahaha....as always your poetry resonates......well done....great write!!!
I guess love is always unpredictable, so too many expectations may sometimes prove disastrous. Hence her "tide holding back the water that came" into her shore. She just needs to be sure having learned from previous experience or she may not love enough - the deficit of love may be the cause of predicament you think she found herself in. But there is more to it of course. You leave us wondering what it was that she expected and we can only guess. So happy to see you back, Bentlee, thank you very much for the poem!
freedom64eastwood, Nottinghamshire, England UKMar 16, 2013
ty all so much for commenting, this was written during a time when a friend was trying to overpower their will of their thoughts into my life, lol didn't work too well. Cheers all,
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Like this poem Bentlee, like the flow of thoughts,
Now I get this in my head and it wont go away!
What do you expect ...
Cant stop thinking or saying it,
What do you expect....
Thank you for sharing ...
What do you expect ...
Ha ha ha
It is open and straight, no fooling around. Good poem, thanks.
the water that came" into her shore. She just needs to be sure having learned from previous experience or she may not love enough - the deficit of love may be the cause of predicament you think she found herself in. But there is more to it of course. You leave us wondering what it was that she expected and we can only guess. So happy to see you back, Bentlee, thank you very much for the poem!