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Post by thecrazybeautiful on Feb 20, 2006 10:29:19 GMT -6
I think I write about the moon and stars too much, when it's about this person.
His Blue, Blue Moon
Crystalized, the moon hangs. It's cold and he's there.
He waves at me, with his beautiful hands.
Stars reflect into his mirror eyes, piercing me with rough edges. I think he means to hurt me, but I've been torn up before.
He throws me a shooting star; I can only wish to wake up, or for him to come to his senses to pull me out of this nightmare. When you dream about someone you don't want to dream about,
it's sad.
I cry sometimes. Blue, blue tears, for his blue, blue moon. They're not for him, no, but for the memory of the hope I once had.
He's talked the sun into shining rays of the past, only to haunt me. Only to remind me, I can only live, breathe, and feel his name, flowing gently through my veins. Strong, but silent, and ever so enchanting.
He digs into my heart like it's his own territory. Crater after crater, I don't want him sinking in. I tried building barriers, but he's got a rocket ship, and I've got false hopes.
He's heard through echos, and seen in eclipses.
There's just no blocking him out.
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Post by Laura on Feb 20, 2006 16:47:10 GMT -6
"or for him to come to his senses to pull me out of this nightmare"
--I love this idea.
Also,
"but he's got a rocket ship, and I've got false hopes"
--really nicely written.
The repetition of blue is great too and used effectively. A nice write and yes, writing about the sky is lovely ... who cares if you write too much about it when it comes out like this, it's great.
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Post by thecrazybeautiful on Feb 21, 2006 15:50:37 GMT -6
I just don't wanna see his face when I look up into the sky...
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