Dark Poetry #4 |
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Hide and Seek with Alice (aged 8) |
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moonbeam![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
since 2005-12-24
Posts 2356 |
Hide and Seek with Alice (aged 8) Do not think that because you turn side on in the reeds and tilt your snub nose skyward you can avoid me finding you. Do not believe that the biscuit and beige of your dress will save you from discovery. I am counting down my baby heart; the boom as loud as your own. As loud as that bittern on the far side of the broad where, when time runs out, we'll meet again. |
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JenniferMaxwell![]() ![]() ![]()
since 2006-09-14
Posts 2423 |
Blown away by this one, MB! |
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Abbeon Member
since 2006-11-30
Posts 228Curiousity, and wonder |
I liked your poem. The hollow emptiness, the crazed thoughts left to survive |
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JenniferMaxwell![]() ![]() ![]()
since 2006-09-14
Posts 2423 |
Quite a contrast to your first poem, MB. Been trying for the last half hour to come up with a comment that sounds half way intelligent. I'm afraid that's beyond me. Anyway, your poem is so tender and evocative - the phrasing, images and word choices are all so delicate like the finest water color. What comes across the strongest to me is that this isn't a contrived piece but rather the core, at least, is sort of like a haiku moment from real life. I love the poem, it's like you've given us a memory to treasure. Beautiful writing, MB. |
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