Open Poetry #22 |
Sweet Dessert |
1slick_lady Member Ascendant
since 2000-12-22
Posts 6088standing on a shadow's lace |
Sweet Dessert let me touch your pain ease this hurt I too have drunk salty tears in sorrow’s concert I have felt so small and quite alone where silence can literally rattle your bones in your heart lives sheer poetry the very sigh of life wanting to be set free so let me help you in your pain share the burden of your hurt and I shall drink your tears as a friend’s dessert [This message has been edited by 1slick_lady (09-27-2002 05:57 PM).] |
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The Crimson Knight Member
since 2002-09-16
Posts 57Reno, NV |
Interesting idea, but a salty dessert, usually desserts are sweet, Maybe those salty tears could be appetizers with sweetness coming after you ease the pain and sooth the hurt. Just a thought, liked the poem |
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JamesMichael Member Empyrean
since 1999-11-16
Posts 33336Kapolei, Hawaii, USA |
Like this...James |
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Paul Wilson
since 2002-07-07
Posts 4711United States |
Helen~ A very wonderful poem. Enjoyed. To share the hurt and drink the tears traits of a true friend...Paul |
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Bill Charles Member Patricius
since 2000-07-11
Posts 10619highways, & byways, for now |
helen - you leave many thoughts... BC |
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Mistletoe Angel
since 2000-12-17
Posts 32816Portland, Oregon |
(big hugggssssss) Yes, and may the salty tears like a jawbreaker slowly reveal a sweet soft center of replenished joy and hope for you! (sigh) This is touching, sweet friend, I love it, we all love you so much! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Helen, thank you for sharing! May love and light always shine upon you! Love, Noah Eaton "Underneath your clothes there's an endless story..." |
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secretlife Member
since 2002-07-30
Posts 359Grean Earth ,,, |
It's just perfect... I felt that my body was trembled when I read your poems..It's a very nice thoughts... (Sweet Dessert) secretlife, (Easy come,,Easy go) |
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wranx Member Elite
since 2002-06-07
Posts 3689Moved from a shack to a barn |
Loved this pense. The blending of yearn and promise. A fine write ~Ed In reply to "which way do we go?", the answer was never "straight", but, "progressively forward". |
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