Comments : Miss You More..

  • 6 years ago

    by Ben Pickard

    Funny, isn't it? Two perfectly suited lovers may agree on everything - perhaps never have a cross word - but they may never agree on who loves the other more! well done, I enjoyed this.

    Ben

    • 6 years ago

      by CânnâBîsh

      I didnt really see it that way but i love it ! Thank u(:

  • 6 years ago

    by mossgirl19

    The phrase "but I miss you more' certainly made me smile. It is so sweet, when you add 'more' to the usual phrase you say. I feel your love greatly in this write, although I am surprised it went too long...I mean the length somehow distracted the sentiment.

    I read that you have a rhyme scheme involved in here, for me it worked quite well. I just find it a little bit open ended. With all the build up in the preceding stanzas I would have loved the second to the last stanza to be the ending. I think 'misery misses company' would be a great.

    That aside, I sure love the piece and the sweet sentiment. Well done.

    • 6 years ago

      by CânnâBîsh

      Ah yes, its always a struggle whether i should add more or leave be. Lol. Thank u so much for your insight. But changes have been made. (:

  • 6 years ago

    by Ya----Na

    Cjt, one of your best so far.
    Just loved it.
    Can't choose a certain stanza the whole poem is so so so beautifully written.
    Added this gem to my favorites.

    • 6 years ago

      by CânnâBîsh

      Thank u so much..that means alot (:

  • 6 years ago

    by Michael

    CJT

    So many different variations of missing someone, which tells me a lot of how you refer to as missing, like missing 'sugar in tea' whereas I would dislike sugar in tea. Which brings simple things we love to how much we compare to missing :0
    Really enjoyed reading this

    Michael :)

    • 6 years ago

      by CânnâBîsh

      Thats another really freat way of looking at it. Thank you(: