Dark Poetry #5 |
Lily |
Stitches Member
since 2009-11-27
Posts 159United Kingdom |
I saw you lay, Supine as a crushed lily - Petals stripped and limbs Spread across the bed. Though we begged, With vain hoses, you to germinate, Again too late is the season In which to bloom. This cruel weed has suffocated, Dimming our morning star Whose pesticide has killed to cure. Wilted you unnerved me. Vain hope and youthful Foolishness driving me from your side. If I could go back… But no. Bright daffodils they left Did not dim our pain. Beauty a cruel reminder of our loss. Their yellow glare jeers As numb I watch you- Dumped into the dark to compost. But no amount Of regrowth will replace The flower we Have lost. 'I feel like an animal, and I don't think that I get it. But one day I'll see you around.' |
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XxForever.BrokenxX Senior Member
since 2008-01-20
Posts 891Neverland |
Wow, I love like this! I'm flabbergasted nobody has left you any replies. This is most definitely going in my library. Fantastic write, really. {~~*~~} EmilyTheStrange |
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Stitches Member
since 2009-11-27
Posts 159United Kingdom |
Thank-you It's nice to finally get some feedback. 'I feel like an animal, and I don't think that I get it. But one day I'll see you around.' |
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JenniferMaxwell
since 2006-09-14
Posts 2423 |
Fine use of metaphor with some excellent lines, for example: “Bright daffodils they left Did not dim our pain. Beauty a cruel reminder of our loss.” And this one, “Wilted you unnerved me.” With just four simple words, you made me stop and think about how loss, in any form, to any degree, truly does diminish us until, hopefully, we are enlightened by the experience and grow in compassion. Also read the rest of you poems posted on PiP. Very impressive. Keep at it! |
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Stitches Member
since 2009-11-27
Posts 159United Kingdom |
Thank-you 'I feel like an animal, and I don't think that I get it. But one day I'll see you around.' |
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