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Comment 5 of 55, added on October 23rd, 2005 at 10:47 AM.
teasdale is saying that she wants to be loved and to feel all the passion
that goes with love....she also wants to remain her own person and not give
the rest of who she is to anyone....if she were writing in the present day
of womens' lib, many would think this was possible....it may be, it may not
be....she died in the 30's and i think many people today would think she
was ahead of her time but there always were people who had thoughts, many
times hidden, which expressed today's sentiments... most men need women and
most women need men and as long as this remains, which i think is
biological, nothing can really change...
ilene novick from United States
Comment 4 of 55, added on August 24th, 2005 at 6:12 AM.
A very sad poem indeed albeit beautfully written with great feeling. It is
indeed surprising to hear that she wrote this on the night before her
wedding day.
Mac. from South Africa
Comment 3 of 55, added on July 3rd, 2005 at 10:33 AM.
i like your poem it was really good have you ever thought about getting it
put in a book. well any way you should write more and post them.
gabby
Comment 2 of 55, added on April 18th, 2005 at 8:36 PM.
do u noe when she wrote this? she wrote this right before her marriage! she
was doomed to be miserable with the doubt of love in her heart
Margaret Min from Taiwan
Comment 1 of 55, added on February 11th, 2005 at 4:40 AM.
I like it so much,it is so sad,sad for "I" and "you" both,If some one said
to you "I am not yours." He does'n love you. A good irony poem.
Neptune from Thailand
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teasdale is saying that she wants to be loved and to feel all the passion
that goes with love....she also wants to remain her own person and not give
the rest of who she is to anyone....if she were writing in the present day
of womens' lib, many would think this was possible....it may be, it may not
be....she died in the 30's and i think many people today would think she
was ahead of her time but there always were people who had thoughts, many
times hidden, which expressed today's sentiments... most men need women and
most women need men and as long as this remains, which i think is
biological, nothing can really change...
ilene novick from United States