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Tired Lines

Missing image
Soft, unbroken lines
The continuity of passion
Falling apart at the seams
Surviving still beside the tale of time

Searching gently
Never exposing the want or need
Breaking apart the regions of many
Yet suffering for the impending precipice

Sun rises upon the weak
Carrying the fallen to eternity
Pulling apart the chains of spoken word
Reflecting images of certain obscurity

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Written on 4th January 2006 at 02:16 GMT

Comparing life to the grains of a wooden table.
Written January 3rd, 2006

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  • Kathraina silver member
    October 20

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    Wow, brilliant job with this piece! I love your word usage, the imagery here is fantastic. Great concept and flow!


    bravo and thank you for entering



    ♥ kate


  • Exodus gold member
    September 4, 2007

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    Beautiful use of language. Short yet wonderfully poetic. I really do love your choice of words. Thank you


  • buggirl
    April 28, 2006
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    really pretty and sad... great job. thanks for entering my contest.

    Jen


  • kryspin
    March 24, 2006
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    photo critique:
    i love the soft focus and the lighting. the distance from the trees is also awesome. excellent depth of field...i think the lower F setting helped create the soft focus? anyways it's great!

    poetic critique: i enjoyed the poem with the photo. nice balance and perfect choice!


  • Dreamy Green Eyes
    March 20, 2006
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    Nice job!

    Beautiful use of imagery! I like the flow of this piece. My favorite stanza is:

    Sun rises upon the weak
    Carrying the fallen to eternity
    Pulling apart the chains of spoken word
    Reflecting images of certain obscurity

    I think you have done a nice job with this piece. Debi


  • bludstaindsoliloquy
    March 15, 2006
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    this was perfect . . . exactly what I was looking for . . . as of now . . . I can't promise you first . . . but I can say that you have impressed me! Keep penning . . . keep sharing . . . and much luck to you in the contest!

    Maggie
    Edited on Mar 15, 12:47 because 'spelling'.

  • JaysonBaby
    February 27, 2006
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    good

    Hey that is really good. i do like.


  • DreameeDarlin2U
    February 23, 2006
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    Beautiful piece and picture. I must agree with the above. Short but with powerful imagery. Everything was so vivid. Amazing job on this.


  • lies-n-pain
    February 23, 2006
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    awesome job! beautiful job! lol...

    I agree with SHERANDA05
    it had beautiful imagery and it was very vivid

    it painted a wonderful picture for me and the picture you provided fit this poem so well! nice job! keep up the good writes!

  • sheranda05
    February 23, 2006
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    Beautiful imagery. I enjoy reading a poem with vivid imagery. I encourage you to keep what you are doing.


  • Damaged-Rose
    February 23, 2006
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    Growing up, i used to have a favorite tree i liked to climb and at the top there was a groove i could fit in and it made me feel like the tree was cradleing me, so when ever i felt sad and hurt, i would climb my tree. It is gone now, but the memories are still there. You have a beutiful poem and i am glad i read it. Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.


  • February 23, 2006
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    short but beautiful fullof imigary and it flowed like a river


  • LadyUnique silver member
    February 23, 2006
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    after reading your comment i read the poem again. it made me think of my grandmother's kitchen table. it was very, very old with lots of history. if that table could of talked it would have tried to say what you just did.
    nicely done


  • HistoricJ
    January 8, 2006
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    Wow! Beautiful imagery in this piece, I loved it. I love an author who can say so much with so little. Your diction was really impressive in this poem and you did a great job painting pictures with your words. Wonderful job, keep it up!

    ~*~Always let creativity flow from your pen!~*~
    Southern Belle


  • poet2angels gold member
    January 6, 2006
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    excellent!.

    Beautifully done, and so imaginative!,...As always, excellent and you rose yo the challenge!..Lynda

  • alreadyxgone
    January 3, 2006
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    Beautiful imagery... made me want to lay flat against the polished worn wood and rest in nature's weary arms of forever etched in the rings of time...

    Most excellent my sweet!

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