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You were my God...

You were my God...

You were a deity
an avatar, a zeus.
Your words caused gaeity
and made me loose.

For you I dance
yet from one side
I imagined great romance
that I cannot hide.

I disrobe before him
all eyes upon me
somehow my lustful whim
it set me free.

I flirted in words
that stung you see
yet what is unheard
was esteem for we.

I pursued you like
a fox to hen
my teeth with spikes
tried holding you then.

All my analysis of
why I was failing
to earn your love
is just me railing.

You master of curses
went my bitter tongue
and discovering new verses
my soul had wrung.

I'm too smart see
to take any blame
it must be he
who my heart defames.

You are my Lord
my Hercules and king
martyred upon your sword
my death I sing.

Yet I do know
my lies were lies
each dagger stabbing so
leading to my cries.

Author notes

Dear Zayra

I was reading a poem by Cannonsfire and I then realized I can do your contest because I had something to say. Well, hope you like it.

Someone you know.

A contest entry

Please tell me what you think

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Comments

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  • astralshepherd gold member
    September 11, 2007
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    you are indeed a marvelous writer, your poem here convinces me more and more of your skill, love the rhythm and balance with the lovely assonance. I think this should have gotten gold tho. Now, where have you gotten to, dear poet?

    blessings and best wishes,

    ~richard

  • Brokenpen
    June 8, 2007

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    awesome

    all i can say is very well done..
    i am glad i stopped by to look at ur writing.. my u have growin.. well done


  • zola
    May 13, 2007

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    It has been a while since I've stopped by allpoetry and read any poems. I have taken a hiatus from the poetry world, but I am very happy I returned and was able to read your wonderfully written poem!

    This poem struck a chord in me as I can relate to it at the moment. My question for you, just out of couriousity is what your belief is in God? From what I gathered from this poem, you may be agnostic or even an athiest? I'm just curious.

    Great job with the poem...as always you inspire me to write!

    Take care and hope you are well these days,
    Sincerely,

    ~Zola~


  • Star Shine
    February 25, 2007

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    Wow, wish I had stumbled upon this earlier.Well done. Some gods are not really dieties, they end up worshipping us.


  • poetryality silver member
    February 20, 2007
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    Oh may. Hope you made Zeus bow down to your whims sweet lady. The gods stand no chance against your feminine wiles. LOL You are to be commended for a stellar writ. Congrats on the Silver win! Loved this!



    Much Love ♥

    Renee


  • LadyLavender gold member
    February 13, 2007

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    Girl, this had me at the edge of my seatt...oops, fell off!! Smile. LeT me read this again and again. This is perfection!!!!!

    LL


  • LaMerci
    February 13, 2007

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    It's Honor to Seduce One

    and so is this write. You say that you snagged the silver award on this piece like I should be shocked. You know that you got this write thing wrapped up girly. Congratulations *Seduced a few of them myself...know you have - smile*.


  • Heart Sutra
    February 13, 2007
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    great presentation and layout...


  • Disturbed Prodigy
    February 13, 2007

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    there are a lot of saying warning about blind faith, this poem is the best example of it yet, you did a great job on this keep it flowing and good luck in the contest


  • Abdul T Alishtari
    February 12, 2007

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    I assume you were talking artistically...


    Peace

    He was your God
    who feel of perch
    with cloven hoof clod
    from pedestal did lurch.

    Peace

    Abdul Tawala Ibn Ali Alishtari

  • Son of Jim
    February 12, 2007

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    Janet
    your poems always have two to three different moods in them, much like a mystery, it unfurls as you read. You have used quatrain to strengthen your message and your rhymes were on par again. Great work and good luck.
    Jim


  • Fire N Ice
    February 12, 2007

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    Beautiful as always

    i have missed this,
    you immerse us in metaphor and that amazing talent that only you hold in this way,
    this is just wonderful, good luck in the contest,
    i know where my gold would go


  • masterblaster gold member
    February 12, 2007
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    Hi, different for you, and good, all the best in the comp, hugs Di


  • Abby100 Mann
    February 12, 2007

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    VERY IMPRESSIVE..

    This is a very impressive piece of free form poem that is written in deification of a god.I admire the rhythm ,the flow and the use of diction.
    Thank you so much for expressing your feelings through the verses about someone greatly beloved.

  • SoulWhispher
    February 12, 2007

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    Moving

    You did have something to say, and it was well penned, your rhyme and rthym were great, I really enjoyed the read and the message it sent, Love John


  • Sacrificial Love
    February 12, 2007
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    WOW...

    This is amazing Janet....

    You pulled me deep inside of the emotions...

    xo


  • JohnnyD gold member
    February 12, 2007
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    My dear,

    A lot of life impregnated within this poem on many fronts. This is one you may well wish to re-read a year from now. Revelations from the Gods indeed. Amazing how that works no>?



    JD


  • troyias
    February 12, 2007

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    Wonderful

    Well writtend and expressive. well don my beautiful niece.

    *Go with God*

    Valerie


  • Heart Sutra
    February 12, 2007
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    This is beautiful but for purposes of the contest it needs to be left justified. Thank you.


  • Tirrell
    February 12, 2007

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    I love this one my friend you have penned a fiery lament, as the lightning from the hands of Jove
    your words sear through the air. This is a brilliant write, deeply set that all can relate too.
    Well done my poetic friend, well done indeed.
    Best of luck in the contest, carpe deim!


  • Amera gold member
    February 12, 2007

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    This is a wonderful rendition of the theme required for the challenge. You presented a lovely short verse quatrain with a beautiful “abab” rhyming scheme. Your imagery makes the read delightful. Good luck in the contest. Amera

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