A free verse poem. I don’t usually write this kind of poem because this is really not my style.

The sweetness in you

makes me craving

more and more each day.

**

The touch of coldness

makes my desire

grow stronger every minute.

**

I wanna indulge you

and feel that delicate taste

that makes me warm inside.

**

You’re always my choice

the yummiest and the best

my choco-flavoured ICE CREAM.=)

**two times of revision for being too short. What should I do?.=)

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  • wonder on Sep 9, 2009

    Keep writing such poems.I enjoy them.Its kind of a puzzle.

  • unown971 on Sep 9, 2009

    Great poems!

  • ken bultman on Sep 9, 2009

    First, eat the ice cream, then write a longer poem.

  • nadinesimone on Sep 9, 2009

    Hi,

    The first thing is never give in, or give up. If you have a framework to your article just keep adding words, eventually words become sentences, and sentences become paragraphs.

    If you think that your content may fall short of the minimum word ruling write your thoughts down on paper before commiting to the computer and play around with your ideas. Can you add a few more lines, or perhaps a whole new verse?

    If you can not get it right after several attempts, save it, walk away, grab a drink, or a snack, and come back to it refreshed!

    Hope this helps!

  • chitragopi on Sep 9, 2009

    Short but interesting poem

  • Hugo La Rosa on Sep 9, 2009

    Nice poem, it was very puzzling at first. It’s a great way to attract the attention of a reader. Keep going Jane Jane!

  • cardy on Sep 9, 2009

    I liked this you’re style is your own should do this more good read.

  • xoxo on Sep 9, 2009

    I thought it was something else. I too, scream for ice cream! Cool poem :)

  • Darla Cooke on Sep 9, 2009

    Nice poem.

  • lillyrose on Sep 9, 2009

    hehehe… that was great! I like choc ice cream the best too x

  • raptor22 on Sep 9, 2009

    Cool poem :)

  • Will Gray on Sep 9, 2009

    Good expression of emotion!

  • Paul Roberts on Sep 9, 2009

    I like the materail. We get confind to our thoughts when restrictions are applied. Express and let those who read decide. Friend, fan, smile

  • papaleng on Sep 9, 2009

    nice one, Why not joinme in an ice cream treat, it may help you write longer poems. Just kidding.

  • Tom Barnes on Sep 9, 2009

    Very nice not all poems have to be long and i think you should try to write as much as you can in as many styles as you can as its helps with confidence and also views :P

  • Tom Barnes on Sep 9, 2009

    Very nice not all poems have to be long and i think you should try to write as much as you can in as many styles as you can as its helps with confidence and also views

  • sandie on Sep 9, 2009

    if you need a longer poem you could always repeat the first verse to end last, good poem, considering it is your first time way you have tried it, dont give up.

  • Mary Patricia Bird on Sep 9, 2009

    Not too short. It’s a great poem!

  • ashan1614 on Sep 9, 2009

    I’ve seen shorter poems than this one published – it’s a mystery what the Triond editors are thinking from day to day. I had one of my poems rejected for too many spelling errors. I had typed it in Word, and spell-checked it before submitting it. To boot, when I went to “edit” my poem on Triond, their own spell check did not find any errors.

    As for free verse – most times it works better for me, as I don’t generally think in rhyme. :D

  • Tanya Wallace on Sep 9, 2009

    Great little poem!A enjoyable read,very creative as usual!

  • Faith Hodge on Sep 9, 2009

    When I read, ” The touch of coldness makes my desire grow stronger every minute.”, I thought that this is going in a different direction. Inspiring and witty! Thank you for sharing.

  • Shirley Shuler on Sep 9, 2009

    Nice poem, not all poems have to be long to get your point across!

  • Grace Kathryn on Sep 10, 2009

    Good poem. Let’s have an ice cream party!

  • Sarah Sullins on Sep 10, 2009

    :) I liked this poem. don’t get discourage by revisions… just keep trying. Sometimes you have to add and take away for them to accept it.

  • Diverseblogger on Sep 10, 2009

    Very lovely poem

  • Rick Summers on Sep 10, 2009

    Good poem.

  • Peter Cimino on Sep 10, 2009

    It may not be your style, but it was very well done.

  • Marie Milton on Sep 10, 2009

    Free style poetry lets out more stress : ).
    I think you’re very good at free verse, you should try it more often : ))

  • Truest words on Sep 10, 2009

    Very creative and great narration!! spoken very true.

  • bbdorin on Sep 10, 2009

    Funny :D
    not your kind though?

  • bbdorin on Sep 10, 2009

    what’s up with that smiley omg

  • Johanny Lisbeth on Sep 10, 2009

    I loved it, keep writing more of these!

  • sebastian bond on Sep 10, 2009

    yeah it is too short, but the start of a beautiful poem. I love your line about the touch of coldness. I am very short on time tonight and am in a cyber cafe; I left my computer at a friends, but I will endeavour to read some more of your stuff.

    sebastian

  • Jacques Berkeley on Sep 10, 2009

    Sweet!

  • MySoldiersSweetheart on Sep 10, 2009

    I loved it!! No disappointment there. Youre a great poet.

  • Collette Edwards on Sep 10, 2009

    do not fret for you have done well. sometimes our style dosen’t matter as you have shown. Just write what you feel and you can never go wrong . Well done. :)

  • CA Johnson on Sep 10, 2009

    I loved it! I thought you were talking about something else at first, but I still enjoyed it. I liked what you wrote in this poem. I am not really good at poetry so I am not really sure where you should go from there, but I did enjoy it.

  • KitKat93 on Sep 11, 2009

    loved the poem, keep up the good work sometimes a good poem is a short one

  • Drake Harlem on Sep 11, 2009

    I’m not sold on your use of the word “craving” in the second line. I liked the rest of it, but that second line isn’t quite right in my mind.

  • A.L.Smith on Sep 11, 2009

    Nice job, reminds me of one I did called elementry.

  • sammysam2k on Sep 11, 2009

    nice work. reminds me of what i do sometimes when i chill :P

  • cutedrishti8 on Sep 11, 2009

    Great work…

  • Beth Suess on Sep 11, 2009

    Great poem!

  • Francois Hagnere on Sep 11, 2009

    That is beautiful. Thank you.

  • Nikita K on Sep 11, 2009

    Some lovely langauge and ideas and you’ve done an exceptional job! Great stuff!

  • Christine Ramsay on Sep 11, 2009

    That is beautifully done.

    Christine

  • jovelledeguzman on Sep 17, 2009

    wahaha.. I really thought of Edward Cullen… :)

  • ducroisjosef on Sep 17, 2009

    You threw me for a loop at first, my jaw dropped for a second. I really like where you went with it, very clever. If it’s considered too short, who cares, I think you did the right thing by writing fluff at the end.

  • hfj on Sep 18, 2009

    Nice little poem, and very sweet at the end. haha. well done.

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