I chose the Curtal Sonnet format.
She asked with a smile and twinkling blue eyes
Will you be my friend for a little while?
The moment forever etched in my mind.
I bent down to greet, but only to rise,
To shake her hand and flash a dimpled smile
How I wished the daintiness to be mine…
Raising its head now was a suspicion
But why did she say for a little while?
Reason driving attraction round the bend
Do I feel envy or competition?
I withdrew my hand.
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The difference that a moment can make… Well written, Reena!
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Thank you, Nicole!
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Sometimes the only way to salvage a friendship is to walk away for a bit.
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It makes a lot of sense.
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Lovely!
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Thanks!
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A true word about how some friendship develop and end all with the same seed of action. This was a clever twist.
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Thank you, Joseph!
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Most welcome.
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Oh! This happens. 🙂
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😭😭
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How interesting that suspicion can stop a friendship before it begins.
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It happens at times. Thank you, Nolcha!
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A beautiful poem, and a little while could have meant a lifetime.
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That’s a good interpretation 😍
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🙂💯
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Lovely share Reema
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Thank you, Tanvir!
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This is so good, Reena! Ya know, I’d never heard of a “Curtal sonnet” until I read about it on that website 🙂 ~ I’m really glad that you wrote one – did you enjoy this form?
~David
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Yes. It is easier to write than the regular sonnet.
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