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Woman

Riding in on waves of incident

Knowledge and pain hold hands in my maturing heart

Enfolding acceptance and agony into reality

Into a wake of of manipulation

That lulls in the surrounding waters of woman

A sympathetic tsunami that presses me to the glass

Into an awakened cornucopia of sensation

That takes the last three steps to the door

Because I won't be a woman waiting anymore

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  • mandi3939
    November 9, 2007

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    Loved it!

    "Sympathetic tsunami" - that is just a wonderful turn of phrase. I loved the empowerment at the end, after you acknowledged the grief and hardship, how you make such a positive bold step forward!


  • uniiquegirl
    November 8, 2007

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    This was just amazing. Very impressive and unique. Great flow
    The words portrayed very powerful feelings and I was able to connect on a deeper level..thanks for the read

    Knowledge and pain hold hands in my maturing heart....this line was just brilliant and very creative
    Great JoB!


  • ellipsist
    April 15, 2007
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    very strong ending...

    I enjoyed reading this... nice work


  • Arithni
    March 2, 2007

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    damm.

    wow. I really like the way you spin your words here. the poem feels like the wave ride through womanhood. excellant work. I shall have to take a look at some of your other works sometime.

  • bubbles48463
    December 31, 2006

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    Ah, I like this ... very vivid and well-developed imagery. It is beautiful in its simultaneous simplicity and complexity.

    As a side note, I must extend an apology for my rather sudden disappearance from the site. I'm reposting most of my poems, and the beginning of a short story that I've been working on during my "invisible" period. Anyways, I just wanted to let you know that I will be back to read your poems (mwahaha!) and to invite your always-appreciated critiques on mine.

    Blessings!
    -Katherine (aka bubbles)


  • MissStranger
    December 27, 2006

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    Just wonderful! I love it! I love it! You're one of a kind Lioness, sista! I hope I'll get back with my work soon. I must confess you truly inspire me!


  • Aurielle
    December 20, 2006

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    lovethe beat and rhythmilove but i thought you were mising probable two line just seemsto fast but i love the ending. Maybbe its the rhyme pattern that made it seem kinda too quick but Isaw many orginal ideas that winked at me.

    That lulls in the surrounding waters of woman
    A sympathetic tsunami that presses me to the glass

    CREATIVE


  • PerfectImperfection
    December 9, 2006

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    This is such a powerful piece! Extremely potent - and so very well penned! You have a certain way with words... I really enjoyed this! Best wishes!


  • WritingKitten
    December 4, 2006

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    This was a very good poem. Full of personal feelings blended into it in a manner so that most every girl coming of age can relate. I am impressed, I love to read and I enjoy college books. Still I actually had to look up a word bacause I was unsure of it. All and all, I liked it. Thanks for posting.

    Katie


  • Tabitha-Robin
    December 1, 2006

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    Wow, you have caught it. Keep it up. Great job. Been there before.

    Tabitha:


  • ebbandflow
    November 30, 2006
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    I received an impression of standing on your own two feet from this write. Although there are many things that hold women back in this life, we are the only ones who can truly make ourselves whole. Without self contentment what do we have to offer? Bravo.

    Tonya

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