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The Ungrateful Waves


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Written by Nate Stanford   
Wednesday, 20 August 2008

The tide crawls gently up,

its watery tendrils on the shore.

 

Then goes back to the ocean,

taking opportunist scribblings in the sand.

 

Those who witness it take nothing from it.

The waves take and don't give back.

 

Thoughts and dreams swirling in the ocean.

Minds and ideas never to be seen by human eyes. 



Copyright 2008 Nate Stanford
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Posted by Behind_the_Mask
2008-08-20 15:58:55
hmm

it is beyond me what you are trying to get through here but then again perhaps it is like the ideas we as writers give everyone and when time comes to have some credit given to us thoes who have taken the ideas keep it all to theirselves?

Who knows?
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Posted by *Spike
2008-08-20 16:24:43
The Ungrateful Waves

Thought provoking piece. The writer seems to have suffered disappointments in their past, and now view life wistfully, as well as cynically.
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Posted by lemon
2008-08-20 16:44:39
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I thought this was well written and it was very mysterious. The

similarities between the waves and thoughts were very good. At least thats what I got from it :)
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Posted by villanova21
2008-08-20 16:53:50
poetry

I liked what you did with this piece, and watever you meant by it is right with me.

Keep it up!
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Posted by resistanceisfreedom
2008-08-20 19:24:54
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i thought this was absolutely brilliant. everything about it was perfection, at least in my mind. really great read!
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Posted by Terry Collett
2008-08-21 11:12:10
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Rather objective poem this, as if you were just describing an event; but you have described it well, chilly, but good.
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Posted by hey_hey_paula
2008-08-21 12:40:34
Yay!

I really liked it. I think the cryptic quality the poem possesses contributes to the charm of the poem. It's refreshing to see writing that does not have a singular meaning but one that can connect with many types of readers. Write on! I'll be looking forward to your writing.
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Posted by Ashutosh
2008-08-28 07:52:01
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Good poem. I like the way its written from the point of view of the waves.
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