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Contributed by
elle
on
Sunday, 17th July 2011 @ 05:50:09 PM in AEST
Topic:
EmotionalPoetry
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I wait / want to learn how to love you
especially. . .
now that you are lightly fading. . . gossamer
. . . gone.
now that you've, somehow, been reborn
as visual poetry. . . unbreakable
your former symmetry, masked in dyslexic plagering, pandering
you still / steal words out from under & around my thickening tongue
gently, now, they choose to serve you by design. . .
forming lists of desirous fray, the autonomy of fearless confession
the fragility of wingless never-endings
woven, tirelessly, into the aura of our best mis-spent days.
a typographical equalibrium balances upon these elemental whispers
echoing back to me from your cavernous soul. . .
into this lost silence, vagires a host of seas surrendering,
rythmic to expansion
yielding essense in vast star chambers,
inspired & inspiring calm
to settle into vibrations of half-breath moments & tremble softly, there.
dear fragile, faceless valentina. . .
dearest puzzle dreamer. . .
a delicate box of voiceless caress awaits only you
as slow-motion madness covers me, as muted lips purse
ever nearer, ever ciphering over how to break the rules
(free ourselves) beautifully, into the unknown
into that ghostly lack & ash of sepia
I want to be, unwittingly, lost in traces of infinity with you
fear l e s s
falling. . .
beyond our empty orchestras
floating. . .
as sweet as a sybaritical butterfly
muse of that lovelier day
wherein hearts struggled,
tangled in the chaos / bliss of eclipsed fire & ice
a quiet space of no escape, no random noise
only sad eyes, burning of aversion
tongues frozen in detailed anti-thesis
I want to be free / to free you from this meticulous vice
b o n e s h a k e r
your detail's brilliantly marred
by the sad encroachment of sacrifice that you've become
soft death drafts weakness, murmurs sophisticate
wastes language in unspeakable syllables
coiled, waiting in a thousand tiny love-notes, suspended
upon freedom's placebo
a fatal / fetal ballet of gradient impression. . .
some forgotten un-spun dance
the pause of an old lover upon charcoal lips. . .
a layer unto itself
anorectic cherubium. . .
drowning like beggers in life's cup
drawing ever nearer
ever near
your misery kisses my forehead,
lightly touches my face & neck. . .
one hand, clinched tightly, behind it's back
& you bow to the challenge of ashes & ghosts
vow but dishonor echo. . . stain. . . dream. . . residue. . .
vowing to dream holes, gently into sorrow
to resurrect that last. . . to once again empty. . .
an autumn of silences & uncertainty
into everything I remember
into everything I am. . .
& we were. . .
as moth to flame
we plummet. . .
words were our weakness
Copyright ©
elle
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2011-07-17 17:50:09]
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Re: .txt
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by Banjosandwitch on
Monday, 18th July 2011 @ 04:41:17 AM AEST
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| strange layout got me in a tizzy |
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Re: .txt
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by ming on
Monday, 18th July 2011 @ 09:18:36 AM AEST
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Fantabulous! (made up word) :) The longing for love to go as we crave spun me into my own battles as ALL GOOD poetry should. you are a muse and a writer. thanks for sharing...
ming |
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Re: .txt
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by emystar on
Monday, 18th July 2011 @ 10:42:28 PM AEST
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very
creative writing.
Blessings |
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Re: .txt
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by Puppy_dog_eyes on
Thursday, 28th July 2011 @ 05:38:43 AM AEST
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I was lost in a magical whirl of words with this.
A good read which helped me relax, I just went with the flow !!!
Well done.
Steve |
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