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Denise
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0 posted 1999-10-05 11:25 PM


Sweet lyrics lilting hide again
As fervent feelings churn within
Locution's lost - to my chagrin
-What use is paper and my pen?

A mighty torrent swells inside
As swirling passions burning rise
No finer time - some would surmise
-Would flowing verse seek now to hide?

Hid quite complete - to my dismay
And frenzied search proves only vain
What profit they - to cause such pain
-To chide me with...'no more to say?'

This poet's heart shall not know rest
'Till inspiration picturesque
Returns to paper on my desk
-This scribbling scribe 'till then's oppressed.

A word steps forth - then's fastly gone
But muse I will - however long
'Till wrested words play me their song
-For golden glows creation's dawn.


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Denise

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Sally S.
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1 posted 1999-10-05 11:32 PM


Well, Denise...I must say that I'd gladly get a case of writer's block if this were the end result. This is.....(how many adjectives are available?) brilliant, beautiful.... You know what I mean. I really like this poem yanno?

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"To waken doubt in one
Holding so fast by thine infinity;
So surely anchored on
The steadfast rock of immortality." ...Emily Bronte, "Last Lines"

Lucie
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2 posted 1999-10-05 11:41 PM


did you ever notice that when a poet has writer's block they always write a poem about writer's block.. and its always really good..hahahhaha
Denise
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3 posted 1999-10-06 12:10 PM


Thank you for your oh so kind comments!

Lucie, yea, I guess it's survival of some kind! (hehehehehe)

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Denise

Isis
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4 posted 1999-10-06 01:14 AM


You don't seem to have a writer's block to me either
I wish my writer's block was overcome as easily and fluently as yours!!
Good one as always Denise..

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What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny, compared to what lies within us.
~Isis~
(Daughter of Mystery)


Denise
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5 posted 1999-10-06 07:08 AM


Thank you, Isis! I'm glad you liked it!
(it wasn't easy, though)

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Denise

Seymour Tabin
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6 posted 1999-10-06 08:10 AM


Denice,
Enjoyed the piece but the last stanza was great. Nice one.

hoot_owl_rn
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7 posted 1999-10-06 09:44 AM


Excellent!!
Iloveit
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8 posted 1999-10-06 09:58 AM


will ditto all of the above...really excellent!
Echo Rhayne
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9 posted 1999-10-06 11:16 AM


As my name I will echo the above statements. This is excellent!


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Denise
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10 posted 1999-10-06 07:23 PM


Seymour, Hoot, lloveit and Echo, thank you all so kindly for reading and commenting! It is appreciated!

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Denise

caroline
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11 posted 1999-10-06 09:41 PM


Denise...I wish I could do this when I DON'T have writer's block!! Very nicely done!

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"Tread softly, for I have spread my dreams under your feet"~~William Butler Yeats

Denise
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12 posted 1999-10-06 09:50 PM


Thanks, Caroline. Glad you liked it!

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Denise

Marilyn
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13 posted 1999-10-06 09:55 PM


Denise....ummm...will have to ditto friend. Don't fret too much....soon the words will be flowing so freely that your pen will run out of ink.....
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14 posted 1999-10-06 10:49 PM


Thank you so much, Marilyn for reading and commenting. I wish that would happen to me!
They have never come easy...yet!

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Denise

Elizabeth
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15 posted 1999-10-06 11:21 PM


No more to say-yeah, I know the feeling...

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*Elizabeth*

"Dwelt a maid belov'd and cherish'd by high and low,
But with autumn leaf she perish'd, long time ago..."

"Something sweet, something sort of grandish, sweeps my soul when thou art near..."


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16 posted 1999-10-07 01:24 AM


Well, I have to say - I don't really see any lack in your words here! Lovely work.

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Denise
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17 posted 1999-10-07 08:01 PM


Thank you, Elizabeth and Severn, for reading and commenting! Elizabeth, it's a terrible feeling isn't it?

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Denise

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18 posted 1999-10-08 03:12 AM


What else can I say! BEEN THERE DONE THAT!hehe Great poem!
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19 posted 1999-10-08 04:17 PM


Thank you, Romantic Heart!

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Denise

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20 posted 1999-10-23 04:19 AM


encore!!
Watcher666
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21 posted 1999-10-23 05:14 AM


Suffer from this malady often.Good read here!

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Illusion...what we see and what we do...it's all up to you.

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22 posted 1999-10-23 04:03 PM


Why, thank you, HA and Watcher! So glad you liked it!

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Denise

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23 posted 1999-10-23 04:07 PM


Arrggghh--it's awful! (especially when you feel it as often as I do!)

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*Elizabeth*

"Dwelt a maid belov'd and cherish'd by high and low,
But with autumn leaf she perish'd, long time ago..."

"Something sweet, something sort of grandish, sweeps my soul when thou art near..."


darksideofthesun
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24 posted 1999-10-23 04:27 PM


wow- impressive!!read all your above kudos again and you'll know what i think also!-meg
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25 posted 1999-10-23 04:54 PM


Lovely use of descriptive words!
I was surprised by your above-average grasp of words (I had to double check to make sure I wasn't reading a poem of Nans)
Very nice!!!
Izzyy
PS I was NOT surprised that YOU wrote that way...just surprised thats all LOL
(can I stick my foot any further in my mouth??)

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"With love's light wings did I o'er-perch these walls; for stony limits cannot hold love out; and what love can do that dares love attempt." Romeo & Juliet Act II

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26 posted 1999-10-23 05:21 PM


Thank you, Elizabeth, Meg and Izzy. So glad you all liked it!

Elizabeth - I'm right there with 'ya! They come so few and far between, don't they? ARRRGGGGGG!!!!!!!

Izzy - I know what 'ya meant! And thank you for the compliment! You can compare me to Nan anytime you want! hehehehehehe

And Foot in Mouth and I are very close friends!

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Denise

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27 posted 1999-10-24 09:52 AM


Exquisitely descriptive , very enjoyable
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28 posted 1999-10-24 12:41 PM


I love the way you write!

The words circle
Every minute has a poem
Someone will write it

Dreams in lose-leaf diaries
Stories on scratch paper
A thousand ways to slant
the meaning of a word

Catch one
The great white rectangle
awaits the muse

Denise
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29 posted 1999-10-24 02:03 PM


DrMoose and Martie, thank you for your kind comments! And lovely poem, Martie!
And thank you too, Sys! (didn't want to bump this up again) Thank you too, Skyfyre! Thanks to you too, WhtDove!
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Denise


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30 posted 1999-10-24 02:26 PM


Denise, great poem, I've done that before, written a poem about writers block, but mine wasn't nearly as good as this one.

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"Despite all my rage, I am still just a rat in a cage."
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Skyfyre
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31 posted 1999-10-24 05:12 PM


You have doubtless broken through your block, and come through running. Well done, I say!

--Kess

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You cannot choose the way of your death, but the path you choose will determine its own end.

WhtDove
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32 posted 1999-10-25 02:17 PM


My goodness, I missed this. I could have used it the other day too, as I had the same thing. But you wrote about it and I couldn't think of it. LOL...great job for one having writers block!
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33 posted 1999-10-30 11:04 AM


Excellent I like your style and writer's grace not to step on your words. Awsome word choice!
Master
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35 posted 1999-10-30 03:32 PM


Enjoyed a lot, I've had a few of writers' blocks myself, (although not lately). Good description!
Denise
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36 posted 1999-10-30 05:39 PM


Thanks to all of you for reading and commenting. It means so much to me that my fellow poets think my stuff is worth reading!


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Denise


RainbowGirl
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37 posted 1999-10-30 05:57 PM


and thank you for posting back cause I missed it first time round and it's definitely worth reading..

HUGS

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Denise
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38 posted 1999-10-30 07:16 PM


Thanks to you too, Rainbow! I'm so glad you liked it!

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Denise


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