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UntamedUnwanted β€” Two Years Later
Published: 2013-12-04 22:42:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 9002; Favourites: 494; Downloads: 0
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Description She asked him gently, β€œDo you love me?”
In his long silence, she found closure,
And left her love under a willow tree.
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Sacramor In reply to ??? [2016-01-29 15:30:31 +0000 UTC]

Dammit. I was getting all emotional, and then you make me laugh. xD

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L-Inque [2014-05-26 15:41:08 +0000 UTC]

A beautiful story of acceptance.Β 

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saevuswinds [2014-05-26 15:32:50 +0000 UTC]

The tone is beautiful.

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Chezzy-Am [2014-05-26 15:26:28 +0000 UTC]

I ed this work twice. I mean... its so wonderfully written. I am unable to honestly put in words what I genuinely felt from this. I mean... the point you have portrayed in this poem, not to mention the way you've kept it subtle, but still really warm, works for the better of this work. It honestly does. the willow tree symbolism used in this poem, works really well in my opinion - as if you had been meditating for so long, that you finally found closure in yourself, the love being offered, and coming back full circle to what it genuinely means to find... some sort of satisfaction in knowing that the past is not going to come back unless you let it.

Wonderful work. Honestly.

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chromeantennae [2014-01-09 13:45:40 +0000 UTC]

Gorgeous, Nikita, wow. <3

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CindyJade [2014-01-08 02:44:52 +0000 UTC]

So few words, but they convey so much

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IntraSect [2013-12-19 20:09:10 +0000 UTC]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QbDvl…

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weirdandproudofit [2013-12-18 17:16:28 +0000 UTC]

This short poem holds priceless advice... Love it. And I'm very happy for you, it's only after you've found someone like that that you realise how life should actually be.Β 

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Comeonramblers [2013-12-14 23:16:29 +0000 UTC]

This is so pretty and simple

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confidenceAlive [2013-12-09 19:28:38 +0000 UTC]



There are no words for this

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entwiningbranches [2013-12-08 23:13:14 +0000 UTC]

So true in thought. The way you describe the scene in such a short way that leaves the reader wondering and thinking is mesmerizing. Keep up the great work!

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mintybreeze [2013-12-08 10:38:18 +0000 UTC]

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snakeman1 [2013-12-07 19:12:34 +0000 UTC]

I love this it really describes how my relationship ended after 2 years :/Β 

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introverted-ghost [2013-12-07 12:01:07 +0000 UTC]

This is such a lovely little poem.

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GloryAngel [2013-12-06 18:39:59 +0000 UTC]

Sometimes it's best just to let go.
I like the simplicity of this

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Flermigan [2013-12-05 23:02:49 +0000 UTC]

Simple, honest, beautiful. Perfect

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to Flermigan [2013-12-05 23:49:45 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much, my dear.

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Flermigan In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-05 23:55:42 +0000 UTC]

And thank you right back

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Rojozorra [2013-12-05 21:57:41 +0000 UTC]

this is why I love you.

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to Rojozorra [2013-12-05 23:49:53 +0000 UTC]

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Rojozorra In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-07 18:05:23 +0000 UTC]

Sorry I haven't responded to more of your work lately I've got it saved for me to look through. Been busy with the holidays. You'll know when I read them <3

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LoveMusic210 [2013-12-05 20:51:38 +0000 UTC]

Love this so much!

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to LoveMusic210 [2013-12-05 23:50:03 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much, my dearest.

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cstarcassowarie [2013-12-05 20:11:34 +0000 UTC]

This actually makes me happy. Sure, he doesn't love her, but now she can move on.

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to cstarcassowarie [2013-12-05 23:50:23 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much, my dear.

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dddontshoot In reply to cstarcassowarie [2013-12-05 21:40:10 +0000 UTC]

Well said

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VictorHugo [2013-12-05 17:11:27 +0000 UTC]

Of course he loves her. If a man is close to a woman is obviousΒ he is there because he wants to be, but needy demands of affection are a turn off, so he thinks sheΒ΄s immature, and thatΒ΄s too much to handle so he keeps quiet.

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PastYourPorchlight In reply to VictorHugo [2013-12-05 19:16:45 +0000 UTC]

Funny, my brother is currently cheating on his girlfriend but insisting to her that their relationship is fine and making her feel like a crazy person for suspecting. If you loved someone, a real man wouldnt call a brief moment of insecurity a turn off, you'd reassure them and get back to what's important. Perhaps you need to look at your own relationships and how you handle them.

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lady-ribbon In reply to PastYourPorchlight [2013-12-05 19:58:21 +0000 UTC]

So, you know he's cheating but you say nothing to that poor girl?

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PastYourPorchlight In reply to lady-ribbon [2013-12-08 20:25:55 +0000 UTC]

She knows, she's the one who told me. She saw his texts to his ex but he's trying to convince her its for other reasons. She's not the brightest person but she doesn't deserve to be lied to to her face. But thanks for assuming?

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GothicElegance In reply to PastYourPorchlight [2013-12-05 19:27:26 +0000 UTC]

I'm sorry, but your brother is cheating on his girlfriend and you don't tell her? Do you enjoy seeing her hurt or something?Β 

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PastYourPorchlight In reply to GothicElegance [2013-12-08 20:28:51 +0000 UTC]

She's the one who told me that she read texts to his ex but he's trying (and managing somehow) to convince her that they mean something else. Doesn't matter that I've told her that he's cheated on his past girlfriends or that she can do a lot better, he's very convincing. She may not be the brightest person ever but he's still an asshole for it. Also you can apologize for that shitball assumption anytime.

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GothicElegance In reply to PastYourPorchlight [2013-12-09 00:19:57 +0000 UTC]

Not apologizing for anything, but thanks for assuming that I would.

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PastYourPorchlight In reply to GothicElegance [2013-12-10 00:52:59 +0000 UTC]

Says more about you than it does me, so you're welcome for the reality check.

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GothicElegance In reply to PastYourPorchlight [2013-12-10 02:29:47 +0000 UTC]

Having a false sense of entitlement makes it so people don't want to apologize to you. The point of an apology is that the person feels bad enough to WANT to apologize. But your arrogance and entitlement has negated any apology you might ever get from someone. Grow up.

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Celestine8 In reply to VictorHugo [2013-12-05 17:25:34 +0000 UTC]

A real man can answer a simple question. It's not immature to talk about your feelings or to wonder if your pain has meaning. The man doesn't love her and if a man can't be bothered to treat her with dignity and answer her question, there's no man to speak of in the relationship.

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VictorHugo In reply to Celestine8 [2013-12-05 17:38:33 +0000 UTC]

A regular man can haveΒ deep feelings and no need to publish them on a billboard or create a big drama circus out of it.

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aurora-celest In reply to VictorHugo [2013-12-06 02:28:32 +0000 UTC]

The question she asked only needed a one-word answer. She didn't want or need a billboard or circus out of it.Β 

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Celestine8 In reply to VictorHugo [2013-12-05 19:27:44 +0000 UTC]

If answering a question is a circus for you, then you must be very lonely or afraid to express yourself.

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VictorHugo In reply to Celestine8 [2013-12-05 21:40:27 +0000 UTC]

I was just interpreting the situation: maybe the guy was thinking "You know i love you, silly, iΒ΄m right here".

So, as any experienced man, heΒ΄ll do what husbands do, let her play in the garden while heΒ΄s going to buy her chocolate

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to VictorHugo [2013-12-05 18:00:43 +0000 UTC]

No one asked him to make a circus or publish them to a billboard. His woman asked if he loved her. He said nothing. So she realised he didn't.

Words left unsaid leave a deep gaping hole in your heart. That is why so many inspirational quotes are about seizing the moment, and telling people they love that they care for them.

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GothicElegance In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-05 19:25:51 +0000 UTC]

I would rather hear someone tell me they love me after they fully contemplate our relationship and who we are as people than immediately stating a strong feeling that they have never questioned or thought about.


Sometimes answering important questions require thoughtful insight, not impulsive answers to quickly tell someone what they want to hear.Β 

We all want to hear that we are loved because it makes us feel better and secure in our relationships, but we should always question love and think about all the mix of emotions that make up love. It isn't something that can be answered in .3 seconds.

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to GothicElegance [2013-12-05 21:10:06 +0000 UTC]

If in two years you cannot tell your girlfriend that you love her. Thats messing her about a little, don't you think? Especially if you know that she loves you. Basically, the gist of this poem is, in two years of loving and being with a person, if they cannot say it back, it is time to close that chapter and move on.

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GothicElegance In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-05 22:41:48 +0000 UTC]

Correct, but the poem neither states how long it has been or any other type of time frame. It just shows a question not being answered. "My cat hasn't moved from the couch. So I left him there." Without a time frame the cat could be taking a nap or the cat could be dead and the person refuses to move the body. On one hand you have a simple explanation, on the other hand you have a more psychological/emotional back story that needs to be addressed. The poem is up for interpretation as to whether the woman is being childish and wanting an answer immediately for a complex question. Or the woman *has* been waiting ages for an answer to this question which she has asked *repeatedly* for a long time and never gotten an answer. Without knowing a time frame many points of view can be taken from such a simple poem.

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to GothicElegance [2013-12-05 23:04:12 +0000 UTC]

Its called 'Two Years Later'. I think two years would be the time frame.

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GothicElegance In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-05 23:38:31 +0000 UTC]

I followed my post up with what had been cut off. Time frame in regards to my follow up post of before/during/or after said question.

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to GothicElegance [2013-12-05 23:48:22 +0000 UTC]

The issue is, then the previous post about time frame makes no sense, because in the cut off bit, you are clearly aware of one.

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GothicElegance In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-06 00:05:25 +0000 UTC]

Agreed there is an indication, however like I stated multiple times in fact. The time frame - outside the realm of your knowledge - and into that of a person who is just reading this. Can see the time frame as either before the question or after. "It has been two years since she left" or "she left because it had been two years". I don't really know how else to make my point clear. :\ And, by the way, I haven't at all discounted the way in which you wrote it at all. How you wrote it is how you wanted to write it. However how people will read it is not up to you. That I guess is my point. I see how you have written it, you've explained it, *but* aside from your own view - there can be several different ones.Β 

Victors point had me laughing a bit, superficially that is how I would see poem. Really? Leaving because an answer wasn't given immediately? But re-reading it and thinking about it you can come to several conclusions. And we come full circle.

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UntamedUnwanted In reply to GothicElegance [2013-12-06 00:15:43 +0000 UTC]

Victor has been a friend to me and my work for a while. I think that is why we can banter and his words cannot and will not ever offend me. His heart is true, and even friends disagree.Β 


Also, other than Victor (Sorry to drag you into this, mate. You can smack me later.) and you, I see no one else seeing anything but the concept of moving on.


Perhaps you are looking too deeply at something, and thus not wanting to consider the true meaning behind this poem is as simple as "Don't stay in a state of limbo forever. Move on." You are ofcourse entitled to your interpretation, but as the author, my intentions were very simple. There is nothing confusing about this poem. Anything simpler than this would read as far far too simple.




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GothicElegance In reply to UntamedUnwanted [2013-12-06 00:20:20 +0000 UTC]

I honestly don't think it could get much simpler than how it is. It did paint a beautiful picture in my head. I wouldn't say that I am not considering the true meaning, but perhaps I am considering it and a bit more. I guess that is a problem with being involved in comparative literature.Β 

Also - total side note: are you adverse to people turning your work into paintings/drawings. *random I know*

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