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Meadowmuse
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0 posted 2000-01-17 10:30 PM





Supplication


Bring forth the rage, the demon dark dogs
Bring them to feed in my tombs
Shred my face bloody, peel skin from my skull
Pry open my raw sickened wounds

Bring forth the illness, the mad lusting death
Fetch me the fingers of pity
Summon the spasms of sanity lost
Just leave me to rot in this city


Dear LadyClaire




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catslair
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1 posted 2000-01-17 11:10 PM


wow!! claire...this is very powerful writing here........hot me like a bullet.....loved it..thanks
bsquirrel
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2 posted 2000-01-17 11:55 PM


Hi, Claire. I see you're well into the "anger" stage of grieving. Here's hoping you get through that part of it soon, because it's a healthy place to be for a li'l while, but soon grows toxic and hollowing. Great poem, by the way. Take care.

Mike

Meadowmuse
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3 posted 2000-01-18 12:15 PM


Hi Mike, and thanks....but it's just a poem, written 'long time ago.  

Claire

First__Knight
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4 posted 2000-01-18 02:47 AM


Still in shock......a strong effect this one has.   But then I think that was the point.  Seems to cry out for pain to come.  Full effect in motion here

 Drive it like you stole it...LOL And another thing...When I rev my engine I want people to think the world is coming to a end....hehehe



Meadowmuse
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5 posted 2000-01-18 07:47 AM


First Knight...interesting response...thanks for reading. Yes, this was written with bitterness as the parchment and pain as the ink.

Claire

Local Rebel
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6 posted 2000-01-18 09:12 AM


Very dark Muse...

but a talented expression of real emotion...

hoot_owl_rn
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7 posted 2000-01-18 11:31 AM


Wow...very powerful piece!
Denise
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8 posted 2000-01-18 11:33 AM


I agree! Very powerful portrayal of a dark mood, indeed! Well done, Claire!

 Denise

And slight is the sting of his trouble
Whose winnings are less than his worth;
For he who is honest is noble,
Whatever his fortunes or birth.~~~Alice Cary, ~Nobility~


simplyYRREHS
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9 posted 2000-01-18 11:36 AM


Initial reaction..."YIKES".
Reaction after reading again..."YIKES, still".
Thought after chewing for a few minutes..."Very strong, very natural, very much a stage of life"

So much emotion wrapped up in choice of words ~ That's great writing!  Enjoyed!

Sherry

 "Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads." ~Henry David Thoreau



Andrew Scott
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10 posted 2000-01-18 02:59 PM


Ah... talk about a bad hair day. Feel sorry for the guy who got hit with this one!   Glad it was a long time ago and you're feeling better now. Did I say this was strong stuff?


HelmutB
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11 posted 2000-01-18 04:36 PM


Powerful = yes
scared me  = yes
Hope you don't actually feel this way
If so
Here is a hug to make you feel better
Here is a laugh to make you smile
Here is a hand to help
Here is a friend on whom you can depend
A strong poem

 The ability to describe life with words is similar to painting a picture; both can be powerful tools.


Meadowmuse
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12 posted 2000-01-18 06:07 PM


Local Rebel...thank you for reading this. Darkness and bitterness are, at times, somewhat too real, aren't they?  

Hoot Owl...thanks for reading and for the "powerful" response.  

Denise...thank you, as well, for reading and kind commentary.  

Sherry...thanks for reading and rereading and taking the time to chew and respond.  

Andrew...thank you. Actually this didn't "hit" anything but my keyboard. My editor's a fast ducker.  

Helmut...thank you, didn't mean to frighten you (or anyone). And thank you for the hugs, hands, laughter, smiles, and friendship...such welcomed gifts of the heart.  

Dear LadyClaire


Echo Rhayne
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13 posted 2000-01-18 11:04 PM


Quite a powerful poem you have here Claire WoW

 ~*~ ^i^ ~*~ Love is such a lonely art, and death is but a taste. Minds are merely instruments that often go to waste! ~*~ ^i^ ~*~



Nan
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14 posted 2000-01-19 07:37 AM


Methinks you got more than just a few aggressions out on this one, Claire...
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