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The Lady
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0 posted 2009-12-11 11:17 PM



on the down side of morning
when life has not yet become real
I am quietly deformed
by the set of your jaw
words not said
I am left fearfully alone
unreal
as the morning

I thought I was a woman once

or did I but dream hands that measured me for warmth

did I really know a soft cupping of breast
night breaths playing
on a hungry shoulder
bodies front to back
rocking
in primal recall

no
I am but a place to stream anger
frustration    
a place to rub emotions
not a woman
but a place

I am a quiet deformity that afflicts you
on the down side of morning

when life has not yet become real

[This message has been edited by The Lady (12-12-2009 11:28 AM).]

© Copyright 2009 Kate - All Rights Reserved
Alison
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1 posted 2009-12-12 03:09 AM


Sometimes I read poetry and hope against hope that it is not written about the one who has written it.  Know what I mean?  I am hoping.  That is how powerful your poetry is - it hits me hard.

And it is good.

Thank you, Kate, for returning and sharing.

Alison

passing shadows
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2 posted 2009-12-12 11:03 AM


Kate, wow. This is awesome! Sad but wonderfully done!
Zeigeist
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3 posted 2009-12-12 02:22 PM


Very well done, and very moving.

Z.

SlowlyFallAway
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4 posted 2009-12-12 05:44 PM


You related this very well to how I feel, before the sun rises. I loved it
LindsayP
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5 posted 2009-12-12 08:41 PM



Sad, but a very poignant post dear Kate, I

hope you weren't telling about your self.

If you were then a big hug to cheer you up.

Lindsay

ThisDiamond
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6 posted 2009-12-12 10:28 PM


You have been missed around here Kate.
Such talent, in your ability to convey the feeling and the picture of such deep emotional magnitude.

Wishing you well gal.

1slick_lady
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7 posted 2009-12-12 10:56 PM


"I thought I was a woman once

or did I but dream"

awesome

The Lady
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8 posted 2009-12-12 11:19 PM


Alison, I am always pleased to see a reply from you. Thank you for sharing.    

Thank you so very much Dixie!

Z… thank you.

Thank you for reading and sharing SlowlyFallAway.

Lindsay, thanks for the reply and the hug…

I appreciate you TD!

Helen, you believed when I didn’t. Thank you.

Dark Stranger
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9 posted 2009-12-13 08:34 AM


and the Lady speaks from her woman soul...enjoyed it ms
Klassy Lassy
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10 posted 2009-12-13 09:28 AM


...the no-comfort zone.  Winter in the heart.  Beautifully written.    
Bill Charles
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11 posted 2009-12-13 11:55 AM


The Lady - a most telling emotional write, well done...

BC

The Lady
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12 posted 2009-12-13 06:02 PM



Thank you Stranger Darlin’

Karen, thank you so much.

Thank you BC.

secondhanddreampoet
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13 posted 2009-12-13 06:07 PM


powerfully said !

Unfortunately, I can assuredly relate to:

"I am left fearfully alone
unreal
as the morning..."

well written !!

viking_metal
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14 posted 2009-12-14 01:35 AM


this was wicked

Fall in love early, fall in love often.

Margherita
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15 posted 2009-12-15 11:34 AM


Another powerful work from you, dear Kate!

I so love to read you.

Love,
Margherita

The Lady
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16 posted 2009-12-17 01:28 AM




Thank you poet. That’s a hard one to have to relate to.

Why thank you Viking!  

I appreciate you reading me Margherita.
Love,
Kate



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17 posted 2010-10-07 11:39 AM


Very moving...

  when one feels as if a piece of furniture someone has stubbed their toe on but refuses to polish for their own clumsiness...

unfortunately...it is one I think more can relate to than would want to admit...


Earl Brinkman
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18 posted 2010-10-07 08:15 PM


Thanks to the Cpat for bringing this up so that others may read it.  A well written poem is always welcome.
The Lady
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19 posted 2010-10-13 02:08 PM




thank you very much Cpat Hair
and Earl

Sunshine
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20 posted 2010-10-13 04:05 PM


Gads, I'm glad this rose back up
because it is a soft recall
of anger and angst...
lest I forget...

can it all change? I think, under
certain circumstances, it can...

at least this is what this poem
brought to my mind...

and when making one think? Then it is
all good my dear friend.




The Lady
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21 posted 2010-10-13 05:27 PM



under certain circumstances, it can all change Karilea!
thank you for reading
and understanding



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