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Crushed Roses
Contributed by
Mangos
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Tuesday, 26th September 2006 @ 04:14:56 PM in AEST
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Grim games with dolls and soldiers
As the feathers change colors
With each flight above the clouds
A sense of urgency is rained out
Wolf-like under sheeps clothing
The bare-backed man is cold on the inside
With nothing keeping him from making a fool out of himself
He is only those things he is seen for when he speaks
The hazy yellow vault is full of echoing shouts
Screams of surrender heard in those heads without ears
Pardoned from himself he separates out all his desires and fears
The split of personable and distasteful leaves only the unpleasant
More characteristic of a fragrance with the scent of crushed roses
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Re: Crushed Roses
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by emystar on
Tuesday, 26th September 2006 @ 11:41:59 PM AEST
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wow this is deep, creative and awesomely written.
big huggs,
emy |
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Re: Crushed Roses
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by ScorpionFire88 on
Monday, 16th March 2009 @ 02:04:39 PM AEST
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| **wonders why this is on the least read list** I love it. I think you are a great writer and you have a very deep personality. It is beautiful and sad. ((((LOTS OF HUGS)))) |
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Re: Crushed Roses
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by SirCallower on
Monday, 30th March 2009 @ 05:28:39 AM AEST
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impressive, , i read this over a dozen times trying to figure out whom this poem might be about...
Do you know my father by any chance?
lol
great job, keep it up! |
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