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A pearly button sat
on my scarlet, chipped fingernail.
It wavered slightly
as it whispered to my cuticle…

But, it never tipped off.

Gravity forbid, if it slipped,
my fingers would scurry
into my palm for comfort
and pray for a jingle at my feet.

Fortunately, the pearly button
sat content on my dreary fingernail
in perpetual harmony.

(Almost) still.

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  • leander Moderators member
    April 23, 2007

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    I'm beginning to see your signature in your poems (unless you're going for something completely different again like the 'I have a crush on him' poem )

    The way you portray situations (or your imagination) is unique and breath taking. I don't say much things like this, but I wouldn't see surprised if one day, one day in the near (or far) future, your name will be printed on books... honestly...


  • Ms Raneika
    April 4, 2007
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    Wow I like this poen...very unique thanks for checking out minds earlier Love, Raneika


  • ccfly
    April 3, 2007

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    I love this poem. It is very unique. You're ability to take something simple and make it so poetic and extravagent is amazing. Beautiful write!


  • penman gold member
    March 28, 2007

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    Interesting

    It takes a lot of talent to take something as simple as a button and turn it poetic. Very well done.


  • Vefja
    March 25, 2007
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    I dont know

    I honestly just dont know what I think about this. Hmmmm....


  • Sensual Sapphire
    March 23, 2007
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    And what if it rolled?

    What if gravity became a sour old maid and stole the button from you. What if it rolled and got lost among the debris under the bed or dresser. The Vaccum would suck it up but dull the shine. You can almost see the tiny bead perched there waiting for what may come.


  • MysticAngelEyes
    March 23, 2007

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    A very nicely written poem, you ahve a nice choice of words you've sued that flowed so well. Nice job.


  • Faithless Angel
    March 23, 2007
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    u have used the title efectively, and i know it was not easy.
    thank you very much for entering


  • dixivixn
    March 22, 2007
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    you have a very beautiful way of writing


  • Seltz
    March 22, 2007
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    I really enjoyed this poem. well done,excellent poem.

    But, it never tipped off.
    Gravity forbid, if it slipped,
    my fingers would scurry
    into my palm for comfort
    and pray for a jingle at my feet.


  • S2ndQueen
    March 22, 2007
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    oh wow, I've read it like five times, and although I love it more each time, i'm still slightly confused! I think that's a good thing though, becsaue it leaves you with possibilities, and sticks in your mind! I really love this! Just fabulous!

    S2
    The Queen

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