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1slick_lady
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standing on a shadow's lace

0 posted 2005-10-24 02:53 PM


Hurricane Glass

how you haunt me October
ghostly standing between me
and reality
so dark and beautiful you are
cold and wet blanketed folded
tightly against my bare skin
and gripping it as in chill
how deep is this heartache
it swims against the current
and pulls me in its watery ways
liquid emotion clinging thick to air
with winds that knee bends trees
of leaves paper branches in turn
rich fine colors celebrating pain
across bark brown sandpaper
you drive me like the rain
laying between the heavy drops
parched within this quenching drink
for in your clouds there are no stars
in the aching of my skin from inside out
night time screams to save me
but the roar of silence is so deafening
how do I catch my breath in wind
when I live between the cracks of shadows
doom from one seen as an angel
flying upon these wings of    
glass


just some words cut out
from the diary of my heart



© Copyright 2005 Helen Chambers - All Rights Reserved
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1 posted 2005-10-24 03:02 PM


wow.

I just read babygirl's poem and now yours...and um, you ladies are making me, um, squirm.

Thank God/dess you are okay!

And I haven't decided if you are talking about water here, or a lamp. (I have a passion for antique oil lamps, so I walked into your poem with that in mind, so I could be way off...)

But thank you sweet lady, for sharing the artistry of your ways with us.

Kaoru
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2 posted 2005-10-25 03:43 AM


You're amazing, hands down.
Thomas119gold
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3 posted 2005-10-25 06:52 AM


This poem is beyond anything I have read of yours which is not an easy thing to do since your poems always reflect such beauty and passion. I am awe struck by this work. Tommy
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4 posted 2005-10-25 07:55 PM


DarlingPoetess~
This is special ... you are courting a wonderful muse~
(But we won't tell)

*Huglets*
~*Marge*~

~*No matter what I search for ...
let me know when it is LOVE that I find*~ <))><

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Janet Marie
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5 posted 2005-10-26 12:08 PM


with winds that knee bends trees
of leaves paper branches in turn
rich fine colors celebrating pain
across bark brown sandpaper
you drive me like the rain
laying between the heavy drops
parched within this quenching drink
for in your clouds there are no stars
in the aching of my skin from inside out
night time screams to save me
but the roar of silence is so deafening
how do I catch my breath in wind
when I live between the cracks of shadows
doom from one seen as an angel
flying upon these wings of    
glass

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

this just flat out rocks....
amazing expression.
another gem from your gifted pen.


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6 posted 2005-10-26 12:16 PM


quote:
but the roar of silence is so deafening
how do I catch my breath in wind
when I live between the cracks of shadows
doom from one seen as an angel


Helen, this was simply magnificant visually.  October has been so darn mean.

Susan Caldwell
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7 posted 2005-10-26 09:29 AM


What can I say that hasn't already been said?

Talent and emotion drip from this...I eagerly opened my mouth to consume the feeling of it.

"too bad ignorance isn't painful"
~Unknown~

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Canada eh.
8 posted 2005-10-26 08:47 PM


When all the superlatives have been used..
may I simply say 'well done'!
Excellent Helen..by far your best.
Hugs~N.

  ~Time has cast a spell on you,
   So you won't ever forget me.~

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Gaia
9 posted 2005-10-26 11:02 PM


If this is the result of a hurricane? bring on another one! (just kiddin)
But, WOW, this is a FANTASTIC write, Helen!

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