Dark Poetry #3 |
A love for the faint hearted (Feedback, please!) |
Tomer Senior Member
since 2002-06-28
Posts 1168Michigan |
Affection spears down a ladder of liquid Shyness, a trait only the strong conquer A lingering feeling dispenses my lonely scowl A cake engulfed with white snow Toppings of serene sweetness hover over Goosebumps become my newest companion My eyes fly into her blue utopic eyes Threads of gold are the pinnacle to the blossoming mountain of lust Skin of silky youth streams through a body of tender fulfillment Olive skin polishes a physique that could cause a 10-car accident Veins of rain shower over an embraced love I yearn for her very touch I grasp for her but fall agonizingly short Heartbreak may create a lasting sadness Soon I shall confront this mysterious beauty A skeptical grin will hopefully initiate an enticing romance She becomes the answer to my faintest ring She walks on the “Welcome” doormat and waltzes through a door of overbearing love An isolated soul, united with a trigger of love |
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Purity Senior Member
since 2001-11-20
Posts 526Once Upon, USA |
Feedback? "feed me more!!!" The way in which you so eloquently crafted the lines of this poem was outstanding. Very poetic, very deep from pinnacle to doormat. I thoroughly enjoyed! |
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alibaster Member
since 2001-07-07
Posts 299In my own private hell...(PA). |
Abosulately loved it... all but this line "Olive skin polishes a physique that could cause a 10-car accident" for some unknown reason the car accident just doesn't seem to me to fit the beautiful images you painted in the rest of the poem... then again is just my opinion and I could be wrong. Otherwise I give a standing ovation. Until...ali "There is an alter ego which dwells within every soul."(C)alibaster |
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Tomer Senior Member
since 2002-06-28
Posts 1168Michigan |
Ali- Thank you for that comment. You may be right, it may have been to vulgar for this poem. Although I thought it was appropriate to define her beauty. Tomer |
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