Open Poetry #29 |
Shine the Road that's paved anew |
Kaoru
since 2003-06-07
Posts 3892where the wild flowers grow |
Make a known road, paved, and glittered with anew shine.. like a striped river. We drive closer to our holding arms, as if no patience is aquired on the way. And no stops are made. Make a tree, it grows eloquently, like the silence your lips utter. Be rid of love, and be one with it, for times are hard in winding memory. Stop the hands, for waiting is a cold and bitter escape.. And feel not, we prisoners.. Trace your finger down my spine, where the nerves beckon freedom.. From the overwhelming need of touch, you and I have this obligation to live for whatever reason.. I will pass and change along with season, and I beg you still love me then. Crawl up on my vine and stay, for I bear fruit, and I need you..Not hungry for the embers, the ash I've trailed behind. It's a long, long drive.. But we've reached this far by chance, and furthermore, I'd like to go on.. For I've got fires to burn for miles and years to come. And no stops should be made. This ticking is a wrathful teasing, we will survive it.. The worn out sand will pass. So, love, I will hold you..scrape the dust of time from your lips and kiss them like the first time they were kissed. My bones will murmur in great need for a song you've sung me once in a century's time.. Wind, and unwind..We drive still..and stillness does drive. |
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Sunshine
Administrator
Member Empyrean
since 1999-06-25
Posts 63354Listening to every heart |
There is a definable ying/yang approach to this writing, Meghan... it begs the reader... stay with me... |
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QjQ Member Elite
since 2003-04-18
Posts 3756U.S.A. |
This ticking is a wrathful teasing, we will survive it.. The worn out sand will pass. enjoyed these lines,, very good write n read,,,
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Cpat Hair
since 2001-06-05
Posts 11793 |
Make a tree, it grows eloquently, like the silence your lips utter. Be rid of love, and be one with it, for times are hard in winding memory. Stop the hands, for waiting is a cold and bitter escape.. And feel not, we prisoners.. Trace your finger down my spine, where the nerves beckon freedom.. From the overwhelming need of touch, you and I have this obligation to live for whatever reason.. you wind these words as if a clock on a crooked road tell you soon the tea party will begin..and the madness that is it all will be embraced...perhaps with a wiser heart..and certainly with a tender soul.. nicely done, you always impress me... |
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bsquirrel
since 2000-01-03
Posts 7855 |
Eloquent. |
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passing shadows Member Empyrean
since 1999-08-26
Posts 45577displaced |
Meg, you are very deep and passionate...your writings show it well |
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jasonm New Member
since 2003-10-01
Posts 8 |
'Be rid of love, and be one with it'?!?! I've been reading poems all day, and this line has stayed with me. Thank you for it, and thank you for the encouraging responses you've left for me. You should read 'Justine', by Lawrence Durrell, if you haven't already. I see you in it. |
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n2dmystic Member
since 2003-09-27
Posts 253beyond the doors of perception |
K ~ beautifully written. My fave: "My bones will murmur in great need for a song you've sung me once in a century's time.. " A joy to be sung to of loves song. thank you Peace, Joe |
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