Open Poetry #44 |
Plucking Petals |
SeraphimBroken Member
since 2009-03-09
Posts 74USA |
Plucking pedals from a precious daisy again? He loves you? He love me? He loves you not? I feel the tempt of your eyes, your wanton desire upon my promised heart. His attention not upon your breast where you pine for it to be. Your unkempt gaze from discreet shadows, eyes sprinkled jealous and rust. Advocate of devils beat upon your breast where i see them pain to be. Candy coated lust, your fingers tempting, cannot you see the evil of their vein? Clearly outside the chalice of true love you wish to venture upon my vessel of hope? Painting pictures with dancing tendrils of voice, you lean in a little harder to press your make believe visions upon your victim whose dreams have not been laid upon your door. My desire does not want the pains of your need, pouring out from every pore of your soul, black and white they be. Only of tomorrow's unrequited empty promise. Given unto me by his hand the keys of his dreamed waited for kingdom. Queen he has crowned me thereof, King he proclaims to be for me. Your contempt of groaning shall be excised from the throne room of our residing. There I remain a pedestal in his eyes for all to see. For on the balance, the weight of your temptations cannot weigh more than the love born true of him for my endearing. Keeping in yourself wanton whispers you crave so much, for if you loved them, they shall surely return unto you. Treasures for the lonely damned. The last pedal proclaimed, He loves you not, his whisper to your ear. Place the broken flower of your waning upon the floor. Surrounded by it's soft plucked pedals, no comfort for its passing light. Let the daisy now rest in peace. |
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Bill Charles Member Patricius
since 2000-07-11
Posts 10619highways, & byways, for now |
SeraphimBroken - found the poem to be a little long, but it's excellent. Like the way you write... BC |
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SeraphimBroken Member
since 2009-03-09
Posts 74USA |
BC, Thank you! Yes it is a little long and i do see your point, I think this one could benefit from a little reformatting. This is one I am going to continue to work on. Thank you for the foresight! |
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Suncleaver Member
since 2009-01-18
Posts 481Stafford England |
I enjoyed this poem. Such powerful passionate language. |
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JamesMichael Member Empyrean
since 1999-11-16
Posts 33336Kapolei, Hawaii, USA |
Fine writing...James |
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