I'm Italian & once intended to major in Romanic languages. It is also useful for my line of work, though I can't say I get to practice my Portuguese very often. :) I really enjoyed the poem, and I'm glad you translated it! I read the English version & think you did great by it. Though at the same time, it was a pleasure to read in the native language & nothing can ever beat that.

| Posted on 2011-09-06 01:48:00 | by Santi - [ Reply to This ] -

Hello there! Ta very much 4 your comments on my forced rhyme ode, and cheers 4 the favourites addition. No good asking me about relationships - I can't even keep a job! Chin up, Alex :)

| Posted on 2009-08-17 11:16:30 | by alexboy - [ Reply to This ] -

you may call me mr woof. or just plain old jase, jason, whatever.

| Posted on 2008-12-21 07:50:14 | by meoww - [ Reply to This ] -

cool name. random message, i know. but hey.

| Posted on 2008-12-20 01:28:50 | by meoww - [ Reply to This ] -

Thanks for pointing out those two things. I meant to fix them the first time I ran through adjusting wording, but overlooked them. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I also use Latin crossing in my poetry (like writing a haiku in Latin) if you like mixing languages. : )

| Posted on 2008-12-17 13:04:20 | by UnderINK - [ Reply to This ] -

Hey, thanks for your comment on my "Lesson Learned" poem. And you were right in your assesment that I tend to bottle up anger, because I do. I don't want my friends to see me angry, so I always bottle it up around them and hide it when they are there, but then I have to let it out sometime so that's usually when I'm alone or writing poetry.

| Posted on 2008-12-11 13:07:55 | by FlickerofHope - [ Reply to This ] -

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