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Dark Can Cuddle

...hopeless is never frowned upon when hidden in this open fall.

Tumbling away yet closer to capture.

When found, trapped, there is relief.

Peace at the foot of your worse fear.

Because there it stands and still you are or may be.

Decisions blur in the fog of breathless, afraid, alone.

Grip to the ankles of your imaginary monster.

Hands dripping in tears from fearing fear and kissing petrification.

It's eyes burn blue and flash red when your heart skips a beat.

Touch him.
He won't go away.

Face him, he'll only stare back.

Know him?

Ask his name...

then fear will be no more.

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I wanted to scare you some and inspire you more. But hope you enjoy lots.
Written November 14th, 2006

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  • Snaga
    December 17, 2006

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    I like the flow and imagery. My favorite line is definatly :Grip the ankles of your imaginary monster. Very good.


  • Expression
    November 29, 2006
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    Dont fear, fear FAce fear in the eyes and yes there wont be fear anymore. Beautiful and dark in a sence but i still loved it. You write great poetry. Keep it up and comment on some of my stuff please.
    Much Luv
    ~Kaila


  • Grimlathak
    November 20, 2006

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    The true solution to fear

    Excellent!!! I love a good poem with wisdom. Something that truely enlightens readers with a brave fresh perspective and inspires strength to overcome. I like how you also have a sentimental touch in the imagery of the classical "monster in the closet".


  • Quiet places
    November 18, 2006
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    Excellent

    You did a great job of scaring. ha ha I like the flow and the hope at the end. Very clear and shows what the mind can do.


  • HekatesMinion
    November 16, 2006
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    I had to come back and applaud it again, I just loved it.


  • mitimse
    November 15, 2006
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    Funny that when we face a fear it turns out to be dose of courage we need the most Mr. Joe


  • HekatesMinion
    November 15, 2006
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    Absolutely Amazing

    I think that this is an awesome write, my fellow Queen, you did a wonderful job conveying a great way to rid yourself of fears. I have a guide who once told me that when I dream of scary people ask them for a gift as opposed to running from them, and guess what, it opened up a whole new world of my dreams. Great job. Merry Part and Blessed Be.


  • Winter-Raven
    November 14, 2006
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    Awsome

    This is a vey good poem So dark but in the end one prevails. Wonderful poem.Like always you did great

  • TerryColvin
    November 14, 2006
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    Awesome. Fear and passion at the same time. Truly amazing piece. Fantastic write. I really enjoyed reading this. It caught my attention and drew me right in. Thank you.

  • onehappy1
    November 14, 2006
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    Very nice take on fear. I guess we all have those imaginary monsters in our life.You used imagery very well. It sucked me in! lol.Nicely written piece and I enjoyed reading it.
    WRITE ON!!.

    CAROLYN

  • ea silver member
    November 14, 2006
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    "Grip to the ankles of your imaginary monster." This is very astute advice for any poet. Really, the whole poem speaks to that. Well done.


  • LadyUnique silver member
    November 14, 2006
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    once fear is identified it has a better chance of going away...this is what i pulled from your poem
    you have some good phrasing going on in your poem. you paint a dark picture but end with triumph

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