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Who Knew?

What happens when you least believe

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Comment from PaddyMac
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Do young children really have water beds? What fun, I do feel deprived! Your poem tells the story of changing tastes and stages of life with a lovely rhythmic rhyme. The last line I found a little forced, perhaps a word too many, only because the others rhyme so well. Good luck in the contest.
Paddy

 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from SLHarper
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This is a very cool take on the writing prompt, and it seems like you really delivered a surprise, much like your (I assume teen-aged) progeny growing up "behind the door" suddenly developing new tastes before you are ready to accept them. This is a simply stated, but profound message. Good luck in your contest! Steph H.

 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from LorraineK
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A very clever write about a child growing up behind the door. Your poem flowed well and rhymed and was entertaining and fun to read. LorraineK

 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from country ranch writer
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watch your child grow up into a wonderful person is worth all the tea in china and the colors she wants is just the tip of the ice berg

 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from DonandVicki
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You have left the door wide open to the imagination, well done poet. I enjoyed the opening to the door and had my own observations... Don

 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from Cindy Warren
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Yes, they seem to grow up overnight. One day it's toys, the next it's teenage fashion, and then it's a wedding dress. Then it starts all over again with the grandchildren. Your poem nailed it. Good luck in the contest.

 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from Glasstruth
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I imagine it's the bedroom door. This poem is so colorful with lines as:

"and only blue would do.
So, cobalt, royal, navy...;
marked the years in moody hue.

&

Yes, now it's china, lace, and white,
for you grew up behind the door."

Superb! Les

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 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014

Comment from Watermark1974
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Bravo! Great play on words. The prompt itself is so mysterious, but you handled the question of what's behind the door in an awesome, creative way that I thought was wonderful.

It's a great entree. I wish you much luck!

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 Comment Written 13-Feb-2014