Dark Poetry #4 |
Rain |
openthoughts Member
since 2006-01-16
Posts 94Where the child can be free |
Rain A night's rain to cleanse me of the dirt collected over the problems of years. But turned so fast to mud it does not clean as easy. I avoid the rain as desperately as the vole avoids the hawk (usually as successfully as such and for similar reason) Moving carefully in between droplets too dangerous to be done alone questions may be asked unquestioned. To whome was it placed that I was unclean? |
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Kira Aso Member
since 2006-09-26
Posts 351Closer to Hell... |
I truly enjoyed this poem. ~Luv Kira |
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AltairVonCreed Junior Member
since 2006-10-16
Posts 14Nephi, Utah. |
I'm not sure I fully grasped the idea behind this peice, could you perhaps clarify? |
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openthoughts Member
since 2006-01-16
Posts 94Where the child can be free |
the poem uses an old established metaphor of the rain as washing away past transgressions although in this case, the speaker does not wish to be "cleansed" shall we say and so avoids the rain in an attempt to retain his or her imperfections and mistakes. The final line poses the question of who decided that the narrator needed to be relieved of his or her "uncleanliness" since that should be a decision left to oneself. I hope that clarified a little bit |
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cherrys_rule Member
since 2006-03-18
Posts 442 |
Yeah I was a little confused but I thought I was on the same track so yeah. This was really good. I hope to see more from you in the future. Thanks for sharing. |
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secret_truth_lies Member
since 2006-11-14
Posts 74 |
I thought this was a really good poem. I hope to see more from you soon. |
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trUstNooNe Member
since 2006-05-21
Posts 91 |
i really liked it* nice write |
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