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Robert Anderson
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0 posted 2008-12-28 06:10 PM



Thoughts From A Windows Edge

Droplets of glistening flow, slipping, sliding then stop to cascade within a vision.
Clandestine within this winters concerto of a Utopian solace, to solidify where journeys end, within so cold and lonely abandonment, they shudder my whispers.

Orchestrated in waves of tears, meeting, caressing, ending.
Cold rustic crystallisation of a thousand thoughts melt in conjecture to touch, like the so many faceless lovers before me.

Tearing wave after wave within my solace, nipping and gnawing.
A disillusion of abandoned mass, creating a nemeses of confines within a volcanic mind, that stems from the core or isolation, and a conscience of existence.

Manifesting till erodes summers awaken, and belligerence smiles with a maturated sarcasm, culminating on lost, fleeting moments in a saturated circumference of weighted karma.

Where grinding wheels turn and windmills lose their sails

So little time where cold water flows,

© Robert Anderson 2008

© Copyright 2008 Robert anderson - All Rights Reserved
Roniece Dawson-Bruce
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1 posted 2008-12-28 07:11 PM


WOW!! your writing has an impact Robert.. I was mesmerised ... welcome to our pages blue.. I hope you enjoy your time with us here.. look forward to reading more of your work...

RDB

Be kind at heart....for everyone you meet has their own battle to fight.........

Earth Angel
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2 posted 2008-12-28 07:15 PM


Hello, Robert! Welcome to pipTalk! I was mesmerized by your "thoughts from a window ledge". I also appreciate your colourful use of the English language.

btw You hale from the land of my forebears!

"Tearing wave after wave within my solace"
~ aptly descriptive!

Giving you a warm, welcoming pip hug and blessings of joy for the coming new year!

Earth Angel


Sunshine
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3 posted 2008-12-29 03:46 PM


Dear Robert,

Welcome to Passions! Thank you so very much for leaving your thoughts on one of my recent poems, it was very much appreciated!

Please, check your email for a Very Special Welcome!

" It matters not this distance now  " Excerpt, Yesterday's Love
~*~
KRJ

Robert Anderson
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4 posted 2008-12-29 04:17 PM


Hi there and thank you everyone for such a lovely greeting. I loved the card you sent me. I am an artist and every poem or piece has a painting behind it. I like to irrigate my my art with my poetry and photography as I feel that they co-exist together. I just don't know or have figured out how to post my artwork along with my poetry when posting.This piece goes with a painting I created called, "Arctic Warmth" you can see my artwork and other poems at my private site. http://no-reflections.synthasite.com/index.php
Thank you all so much for reading...
Bobby xxx

Sunshine
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5 posted 2008-12-29 09:44 PM


Robert,

Email me when you can; I think I can help you along.

Always,

K

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6 posted 2008-12-29 09:51 PM


Robert,

This is beautiful and, oh so, cold!  Welcome to PiP - I love the word painting that you painted for us.

Alison

D.Lester Young
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7 posted 2008-12-30 03:00 AM


Much enjoyed this piece of floating uni-verse.
Marge Tindal
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8 posted 2008-12-30 09:16 PM


Robert~

WELCOME to the blue pages of Passions In Poetry~
quote:
'Droplets of glistening flow, slipping, sliding then stop to cascade within a vision.
Clandestine within this winters concerto of a Utopian solace, to solidify where journeys end, within so cold and lonely abandonment, they shudder my whispers.'

I certainly have enjoyed observing how you make your "whispers" "shudder"~

Absolutely gorgeous, with refreshing and uniquely brought-to-life images~

*Huglets*
~*Marge*~



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9 posted 2008-12-31 10:01 AM


After reading the poem you posted, I was going to welcome you to PIP. But then I visited your website... and my, oh my... WELCOME TO PIP!!!! *S* I went from shaking with laughter to silent weeping... your poems pack a powerful punch and I can't wait to read still more!!!
Robert Anderson
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10 posted 2009-01-05 09:26 AM


Hello all and thank you so much. I am sorry if I have taken long to get back to you but being an artist and writer takes up so much time that I forget what day it is. I am just so really snowed under and a member of half the Internet sites It takes me ages to get around to everyone. Anyway thanks ever so much for your replies.
Bobby xxx

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