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The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
Contributed by
doug
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Friday, 8th June 2007 @ 12:10:09 PM in AEST
Topic:
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***
'Tis I in darkness whom now doth beckon.
'Pon cold of night roaming , a feral thirst.
My call ; a howl like wolves who threaten
the lambs who walk my woods accursed.
Relent , Lord , and give me mine lover.
Untill she comes I fear for Thy brethren.
You stold her whilst I fought for thee Father.
Undead , I war against Thee forever.
Behold the light of the Nazarene glows.
The Dragon weeps in ethereal rain.
Returned ; she walks through the heavenly snow.
Her eyes hath taught me forgiveness again.
Alas , she says , He hath granted reprieve
because you have fought Him for love of me.
***
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doug
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2007-06-08 12:10:09]
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by MisfitMe on
Friday, 8th June 2007 @ 03:36:43 PM AEST
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Masterfully intriguing title...I almost feared the content wouldn't live up to the expectation it birthed...silly me...as this was riveting from beginning to end!!!
*wink*
BigLoveMuchPeace
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by Vampirequeen on
Friday, 8th June 2007 @ 07:02:22 PM AEST
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Awww that is soooo beautiful.
If this is your first sonnet?you did a perfect excellent job.wow |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by shelby on
Saturday, 9th June 2007 @ 02:33:12 AM AEST
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oh I loved this! Clapping and dancing around the house..... You did a awesome job Doug!
Michelle |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by True on
Saturday, 9th June 2007 @ 03:55:59 AM AEST
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| Excellently done. It reminds me that I still need to read Dracula. Your muse never seems to fail you. |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by brew on
Saturday, 9th June 2007 @ 12:38:42 PM AEST
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Wow drew the reader to a vivid imagination...
Made one think you were there to take all......
Hmm
Beauty
Great job and write
Dark and deep
Brew~ |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by FleurdeSang on
Wednesday, 13th June 2007 @ 04:23:22 AM AEST
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A gorgeous first attempt, cheri. As always... leaving me breathless, speechless, and heartless... Such a divine love story will steal the hearts of many. Thank you... for being such an inspiration to me, and undoubtedly, many others. Never stop. It would be a painful tragedy. Love and peace.
~Fleur
"I laugh, my voice spiralling into Forever for I have found perfection and it has always been right here in the temple of Self."
- Miranda Padgett.
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by Former_Member on
Friday, 15th June 2007 @ 01:43:34 PM AEST
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doug .. wow , a very sensual, romantic and DARK sonnet indeed.
I hate to deline you, but WOW , this line ..
"The Dragon weeps in ethereal rain."
Holy HECK!! now THAT is poetic.
Excellent writing, my friend.
~Breezy |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by needledancing on
Sunday, 24th June 2007 @ 05:46:23 PM AEST
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| Gosh I hate arriving late to these. Everybody has gobbled up all my lip smacking compliments. Now I'm stuck with WOW, MARVELOUS and KNOCKED me over. |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by Keilantra on
Sunday, 29th July 2007 @ 04:40:04 AM AEST
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This is very unique. I'm usually not the type for the classical type, i prefer raw emotional poetry, but your words are very entracing. i lve teh subject matter adn the way you told the story. Excellent stuff, honestly.
Keep it up,
~kei |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by endlesspath on
Thursday, 9th August 2007 @ 01:54:44 AM AEST
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i have read this more than once, and i am in just total bliss of the flowing words. such beauty in this write. such a feeling of wanting and taking, yet being so gentle. yes dracula is a favourite of mine.
endless |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by Voyager on
Wednesday, 1st December 2010 @ 01:47:07 AM AEST
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| I have read few of your poetries now and honestly I am a fan. You have a real talent. For all I know you could be doing this for a living. Its a precious gift and I can tell you cherish it by reading your poems. Each almost better than the last if that's possible. |
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Re: The Dragon Wept - A Sonnet for Dracula
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by ThomasGBrierley on
Sunday, 4th December 2011 @ 07:57:55 AM AEST
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bram stokers dracula
is by far the best version
good sonnet very enjoyable |
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