Love means never having to say
You’re sorry for cold feet at night
Or dancing till dawn Wednesday
Love means never having to say
Au revoir, Adios or ‘Bye
In either sunlight or moonlight
Love means never having to say
You’re sorry for cold feet at night
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“Love means never having to say you’re sorry” is a line from the novel and 1970 film Love Story. Love Story is a 1970 romantic drama film written by Erich Segal, directed by Arthur Hiller, and starring Ryan O’Neal and Ali MacGraw. The film, well known as a tragedy, is considered one of the most romantic of all time by the American Film Institute (#9 on the list).”
“The quotation appears twice in the film: once around the middle when MacGraw’s character Jennifer Cavilleri says it, and again as the last line in the film, repeated by O’Neal’s character Oliver Barrett IV as a tribute to Jennifer. The line was actually misspoken from the script, which read “Love means not ever having to say you’re sorry.”
“The quotation was voted #13 in the American Film Institute’s list AFI’s 100 Years … 100 Movie Quotes.”
Wikipedia
Love Story Quote
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This is my second attempt at the poetry form: Triolet.
8 lines, 8 syllables each
The 1st, 4th and 7th lines are the same, as are the 2nd and 8th
© by rgb for “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea”, 2011
Carry On Tuesday
Prompt this week: The last words spoken in the film “Love Story”
Include all or part of: “Love means never having to say you’re sorry”
"On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea" 
Ooopppsss …. forgot –
How is your doggie??? I hope much better.
YES – I hope to be posting again …
missed the bolg world.
Hugs ….
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This is a fun write, becca. I enjoyed it very much. You should
do a few more.
I have to agree with PAt – I was laughing when I saw the pix.
Well done …
Izzy xoxox
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Great poem, and love the format. I must try it. I laughed so much when I saw the picture as I always have cold feet. I always thought my exhusband was a dear when he would get my feet warm even when he was angry with me. Hugs, pat
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I agree with the cold feet but I never liked that movie quote. Since when do you get a pass on apologizing just because you love someone?
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I was mesmerized with the quote initially (probably, had to do with my age), but as I “grew up”, and as we just celebrated our 20th anniversary – you do indeed need to realize the importance of apologizing on occasion and/or compromising on others! Thank you for the visit.
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very true indeed. beautiful poem, loved the picture you added.
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The picture seemed to seal the deal … the poem came before I searched for the photo! 🙂
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One should never have to say your sorry for cold feet. LOL I loved your post.
Lisa
InspiredbyLisa
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Thank you for visiting, Lisa!
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Cute 🙂
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Thank you for visiting!
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You have carried out this quote with the poem very well…and its so true, even true the silence the person you love should feel it and know it…
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Thank you Chimnese … I was surprised I came out with humor in the quote … but I realize more and more … not to take love for granted, anymore than you would of a friendship … and the importance of offering an apology when the time arises … although a spouse, they are ultimately an individual as well. So with respect, one should not be too proud to offer an apology or accept one, as the occasion arises! Thank you for stopping by. I enjoyed by visit to your site.
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This sums up love perfectly for me! 🙂
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Glad you stopped by, and like it too! 🙂
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Wow Becca, I love this one! Where do you find these illustrations/photos?? This one has a humorous flair and the words fit together just right. “Cold feet at night,” that is cute. And funny, too. You are very talented Becca, have fun with it and best wishes and happy creativity.
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Google is a great resource, John … I search until something pops out!
This one is different for me … humor rarely comes out in my “messages” … but this one quickly evolved into it … I guess because of the prompt!
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