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inkedgoddess
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0 posted 2009-03-01 04:39 PM



Forsaking logic for
lyric, a heart interrupted,
vacant, as sycamores ail in
their requiem greens, the nests
of late summer sequestered in
dark scarlet cinders, and roses
retreat in their redribbon caskets
of nevermore. As runaway chimes and
cornerstone dancers trip on their
moment, strung out on stars, far,
while you still tug and trace me
with unexpected etchings of your manhood

If only to turn from these moments
of sighs, where miles of lush pasture
collapse into love's greatest graveyards,
where barely a robin ventures for photo
or accolades

But o so lonesome for you, stays me,
feigning this falling to knees, as
the timing of songs recall the shout
of your name, on marquise,when most
dim in mere whisper,

never to maim, to lacerate, or to puncture
in such, the depth of your rapture
on this heart of remember.


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Bill Charles
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1 posted 2009-03-01 04:43 PM


Michele - you surely are romantic, and know how to touch...

BC

Margherita
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2 posted 2009-03-01 06:54 PM


quote:
As runaway chimes and
cornerstone dancers trip on their
moment, strung out on stars, far,
while you tug and still trace me
in lines of your manhood



Terrific poem, dear Michele!!

Love,
Margherita

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3 posted 2009-03-01 10:50 PM


"But o so lonesome for you, stays me,
feigning this falling to knees, as
the timing of songs recall the shout
of your name, on marquise,when most
dim in mere whisper,

never to maim, to lacerate, to puncture
in such, the depth of your rapture
on this heart of remember."


oh....this is layered and texured and man...so freakin cool it made me think of Stevie Nicks kind of a song...stunning..

a favorite

ethome
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4 posted 2009-03-01 11:07 PM


You know, the previous replies just said it all.

However,
"never to maim, to lacerate, to puncture
in such, the depth of your rapture
on this heart of remember."

That's a classic.

Eric

Susan Caldwell
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since 2002-12-27
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5 posted 2009-03-01 11:27 PM


Stunning piece of art.  For some reason makes me visualize a sutured heart..

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

Earth Angel
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6 posted 2009-03-02 03:20 PM


Dear Goddess of Nature and Love, this is vintage you! There are so many gems in this brilliant piece, that I would like you to consider me quoting each and every one of them! ~ Truly!

Love & Light,
Linda

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7 posted 2009-03-02 05:53 PM


good read
passing shadows
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8 posted 2009-03-03 11:14 AM


awesome! love the feel of this!

Artic Wind
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9 posted 2009-03-03 03:19 PM


Your poems are always so beautiful Michele!


ARCTIC WIND

steavenr
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10 posted 2009-03-03 11:38 PM


Oh....I hated...hated to see that first line end!!!  It was magnificent...flowing so beautifully, building upon itself, getting better with each syllable, each word, each phrase...absolutely loved it
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