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Moonflower Eyes

It was upon a moonlit night,
Upon a night, with the moon so round
You, who were mine of divine right,
Floated in the lap of this uncertain sound.

Your hair was smoke,
A shade darker than the velvet
That the night had wrapped.

You traced fairy lights in the night,
A long roughly carved out snake;
“The birds, the birds!” you screamed,
And you were right,
The fire was burning bright.

Your arms were spread
Like Aphrodite’s archway.
This misfit’s euphoria was bound
In your moonflower eyes.

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  • paw-writer silver member
    June 6, 2008

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    You have done a great job with this write. There is some amazing imagery used also. Keep writing, this is really nice. I enjoyed reading it. Blessings, Patty

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  • teddybearsRangels silver member
    June 4, 2008

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    Wow!

    Tell you truthfully, I don't know what to think! It starts off a love poem...then it seems a sudden crisis arises...but then calms down. I'm not sure what to make of it in terms of interpretation, but I like it!

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  • dying-gothic-roses
    February 5, 2007

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    tis was a very good poem you have a lot of talent and srry i took soo long to juge lol

    xX*Cheyenne*Xx**

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  • Moonlit-Reveries
    February 4, 2007

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    Lovely imagery here. It's a pleasure reading deep poems about eyes like this.

    I loved this part especially:

    You traced fairy lights in the night,
    A long roughly carved out snake

  • see me fly 2
    February 3, 2007
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    wow very good. my favorite part was:

    "Your hair was smoke,
    A shade darker than the velvet
    That the night had wrapped."

    i just liked it the best. i am glad that you wrote this. it is enteresting. well good job on your poem and dont ever stop writing.
  • hose30
    February 3, 2007
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    wow great I like your style of writing . Your words were great.Like aphrodite's archway.This misfit's euphoria was bound. Great words. Keep writing. Can you give me feedback on my poem Love of my life.

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  • esroddo
    February 3, 2007

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    Great write

    I loved and enjoyed your write. Your style is different but interesting. The only thing I didn't like was in some places you rhymed and in others you didn't. It started with a flow then it would stop and then pick up again. The words you used were so descriptive.. That’s what keep the write interesting. (Lisa)
    "You traced fairy lights in the night,
    A long roughly carved out snake;
    “The birds, the birds!” you screamed,
    And you were right,
    The fire was burning bright."

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  • lingonberries
    February 3, 2007
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    I enjoyed reading this! The words enchanted me, and I wanted to keep on reading, finding out more! It's really awesome!! It flows and it feels like it enters my mind... I had to read it twice!! Great! It surprised me.

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  • Exit-Stage-Right
    February 3, 2007

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    You want analysis of tthe poem

    but how do you analyze random figments of someone's imagination?

    Your hair was smoke,
    A shade darker than the velvet
    That the night had wrapped.

    is my favorite passage from this... the 'story' goes downhill from there. The imagery is still technically great, but I'm a sucker for logical conclusions.

    So, yeah, I've enjoyed it in a small way, but I'm at a loss in other ways.

    How about this... it's pretty but not compelling.
    • raunak baral
      February 3, 2007
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      thanks for commenting...and i didn't mean this poem to be logical...

  • cactus thorn
    February 3, 2007

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    This was a very intereting poem. I enjoyed it, in an odd way. Not sure that makes sense. It's not the normal type of poem I enjoy.

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    • raunak baral
      February 3, 2007
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      thanks, though i wish you could analyse the poem rather than generalise your comment...but thanks anyways, it's appreciated
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