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catalinamoon
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since 2000-06-03
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The Shores of Alone

0 posted 2000-11-10 08:34 PM


What abomination is this,
which seeks to torture me,
to make me hear again
"our" song?
(the one I always played
while you ravished me.)
I am forced back in time,
There is my bed,
the scarlet comforter where you laid me down,
Picasso's "Blue Nude" on this wall,
your "Blue Moon" on the other.
You were my artist.
You painted landscapes on my heart,
colored the blank spaces
with amethyst passion,
always roaming just a bit
outside the lines.
Precisely imprecise.
Your tongue, a fine tipped brush
dipped in gold,
inscribed my body.
I could not have desired more.
And now my memories are tinted
with a black and blue bruising
of the soul,
reality distorted into a collage
of angry red fragments.
Your talents and my love
lie wasted
on an overturned canvas.

© Copyright 2000 Sandra - All Rights Reserved
mojar
Member
since 1999-11-09
Posts 169
granbury, texas, usa
1 posted 2000-11-10 10:51 PM


very nice work, almost as if i were there. love it, mojar
Cerenity
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since 2000-02-16
Posts 2637
Escondido-California
2 posted 2000-11-11 01:25 AM


Hi Catalinamoon,

You have painted on paper, the bruising your heart and soul have had to endure, I have heard that the heart will mend, and I wish you only the very best. Simply wonderful work.

Love, Cerenity


"God doesn't have to be reminded that we exist.
We have to be reminded that He exist!"

(Writer Unknown)



taramw
Senior Member
since 2000-06-08
Posts 738

3 posted 2000-11-11 03:56 AM


Wow Sandra!  This really realed me in... but then, not too hard when you wrote about this so well.  I could actually see the overturned canvas... you take care  
~ Tara ~

"A poem should not mean, but be" - Archibald MacLeish

Lady Lost
Member
since 2000-07-13
Posts 470

4 posted 2000-11-11 12:18 PM


You have painted a picture for me, one that I painfully recognize.  Great post.
.....beth

Rex
Member
since 2000-06-29
Posts 482
Houston, Texas
5 posted 2000-11-11 12:57 PM


Sandra.....Excellent; very well done. Sad but beautiful imagery.  The pain of unrequited love is so unique, is it not? Best regards.
firecrakker
Member
since 2000-10-20
Posts 235
Virginia
6 posted 2000-11-11 01:02 PM


Sandra,

Such beautiful imagery to paint such a painful topic. I share the opinion of those before me... great work, here.

Sheila

Ron K. Fox
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since 2000-10-24
Posts 925

7 posted 2000-11-11 08:35 PM


sandra the imagery you potrayed is spectacular, being an artist I read so much into the depths of this, I've added it to my library. the pain is so well expressed. Ron

Tossing words like wishful coins into the deep well of an open heart. R. fox



Verve
Member
since 1999-06-23
Posts 348
Singapore
8 posted 2000-11-12 01:57 AM



I do agree ... this is great imagery ...

~Verve

SpitFire
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since 2000-04-19
Posts 2396

9 posted 2000-11-12 01:16 PM


~You know what,...I'm glad that Rex still visits you. That he's still around this place. You know? Anyway,...Sandra, where do I start with this one? I absolutely loved the portrait you painted with your words. This felt so alive, and then crashes at the end. You know,...you just walked me through so many things underneath this. We'll talk. Awesome write you. I really love the artist theme. *Peace Sweets.
dragonpoe
Senior Member
since 2000-11-12
Posts 608
Palm Bay, Florida
10 posted 2000-11-12 04:15 PM


I am just another to say "Great Imagery!" it was superb, with your use of colors (I love using colors in writing) it paints a picture not just in the mind, but in the heart.
CourtneyNdremeda
Junior Member
since 2000-11-13
Posts 15

11 posted 2000-11-14 12:20 PM


Straight to the heart...


like everyone else, i have to say the imagery, the skill with which u used words to paint ur portrait, is supurb.

love,
Ipek

(thanks for the help with how to edit messeges.. )

[This message has been edited by CourtneyNdremeda (edited 11-15-2000).]

CourtneyNdremeda
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since 2000-11-13
Posts 15

12 posted 2000-11-14 12:21 PM


oh, and sorry for the obnoxious icon...i didn't mean to use that one : )

love
Ipek

Severn
Member Rara Avis
since 1999-07-17
Posts 7704

13 posted 2000-11-14 04:00 AM


Sandra - this is evocatively sad...love the line:

'You painted landscapes on my heart'

Wonderful writing..

K

A note to Courtney - if you want to edit your icon or any of your text just go to the edit button which is the icon that looks like a notepad with a pen. Change what you want, make sure your password is in etc and click submit.  

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The wind shifts like this:
Like a human without illusions...
This is how the wind shifts:
Like a human, heavy and heavy,
Who does not care.

W.S




[This message has been edited by Severn (edited 11-14-2000).]

Jannel
Member
since 2000-01-18
Posts 492
Muncie, IN, USA
14 posted 2000-11-14 11:45 AM


this is beautifully and sadly sensual. i really enjoyed reading it. epsecially the comparison of the tongue to a brush.

jann elizabeth

If you can feel that staying human is worthwhile, even when it can't have any result whatever, you've beaten them.
-1984


Victoria
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since 2000-08-12
Posts 5869

15 posted 2000-11-15 08:18 AM


As Ron said I could see a lovely painting too Sandra...nicely written indeed hon.

             ~Victoria~


A poem is never finished, only abandoned.
- Paul Valery (1871-1945)


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