There is a poem that is so starkly honest, deep, and awe-inspiringly good, I cried reading it.
BUT... It's in the ANTI-VALENTINE'S DAY section, and I submit that it is a poem more rooted in love than most of the poems in the PRO-VALENTINE'S DAY thread.
I gave that poem my #1 vote for anti-valentines, since that's where it's placed, but I think it's in the wrong section, and I'd nominate it for best poem of the whole contest.
So bravo to you, whoever it was who wrote a love poem disguised as an anti-love poem, and endowed it with language so beautiful, and a sentiment so profound. My own words are jumbled letters, meaning nothing, next to it.
BUT... It's in the ANTI-VALENTINE'S DAY section, and I submit that it is a poem more rooted in love than most of the poems in the PRO-VALENTINE'S DAY thread.
I gave that poem my #1 vote for anti-valentines, since that's where it's placed, but I think it's in the wrong section, and I'd nominate it for best poem of the whole contest.
So bravo to you, whoever it was who wrote a love poem disguised as an anti-love poem, and endowed it with language so beautiful, and a sentiment so profound. My own words are jumbled letters, meaning nothing, next to it.
