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Post by Laura on Dec 30, 2005 15:35:25 GMT -6
you're as midnight as I could have pictured you and thought, oh how I dreamt of thinking about you with you still here. How it was supposedly easy to hail thought. All thoughts are brought to bring us together, you said, I felt, we lied. Where is the edge? The boundless, limitless sky I used to dive in when I was in need of beauty. Of life, you said I was as pretty as you could have pictured without thinking. Polish my porcelain and I will cleanse your cuts of any bacteria you may have gotten into your wound. Infected, I will be the cure. Inflicted, I will be the weapon of choice, I always choose well. To you, I'm frustrated and as heavy as a mother under liquid lights when her baby's gone all night. My eyes are spurting. This isn't laughter.
And you're as chalky as the sidewalk where the five-year-olds play. Do you know where your children are? Do you know where I am?
Speak your Spill your Spring your mattress is running deep and empty without me.
I'm sure you're hallucinating. I'm sure you're crowded in a room with no one else but you. Dive. Dive. Dive into the sky where the sun used to be the moon and where I used to be
Where I used to live and breathe and love
you.
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Post by Absinthe on Dec 30, 2005 21:47:51 GMT -6
[glow=black,2,300] I really like how absolutely abstract this is. Even the format is off-kilter, but i like that. It adds to the poem's emotion. You already know that I adore your work, and this piece is no different.
"Polish my porcelain and I will cleanse your cuts of any bacteria you may have gotten into your wound. Infected, I will be the cure. Inflicted, I will be the weapon of choice, I always choose well."
........That part stuck out to me. Excellent job. [/glow]
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Post by Carissa Marie on Jan 1, 2006 19:15:24 GMT -6
"you said I was as pretty as you could have pictured without thinking."
I love that line... I can't really explain why... but when I read it it just touched home somewhere inside me. I also liked your line about thinking of dreaming about someone... Nice. I agree with Absinthe, the lack of structure in this piece makes it glow even brighter. You had me from the title, as usual, girl!
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Post by Only Me on Jan 19, 2006 0:44:14 GMT -6
"To you, I'm frustrated and as heavy as a mother under liquid lights when her baby's gone all night" "And you're as chalky as the sidewalk where the five-year-olds play" Both of these lines are excellent metaphors...
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Post by allmeheart on Feb 2, 2006 16:30:28 GMT -6
i like the relations to younger generations, it adds a youthful outlook into a mature understanding giving the view equal balance, you really are a great writer, so far i have enjoyed reading your works more than most
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