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fire game

your wounds talk to me
like wind whispers to trees
your blood is sweet as honey
and your flesh is tender as newborn’s
bound together in this game we lay
and we destroy ourselves to feel alive

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Luthien

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  • AngelDreamer
    April 26, 2007
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    verry well done but it feels kinda short and dark thanks for entering and good luck


  • Dragonsblood
    April 16, 2007

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    well done

    aside from lack of grammar and pause this piece was well worded without any sort of simplicity to it. You gave the color of red a feel and a taste that I wouldnt of found on my own. One question: why say 'and we destroy ourselves to feel alive' which seperates wording and the feeling of time surpassing when you could connect the piece with '*as we destroy ourselves *just to feel alive...' Well done indeed and good luck in the contest.


  • thankful4theSuNsEt
    April 7, 2007

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    would have to agree with the last comment - interesting! i like the title...it fits well with the poem. and each line packs in it's own punch...really "firey" great job!


  • ObliviousReality
    April 1, 2007

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    Interesting. I'll have to read this a few times, with the help of another "judge" helping me decide finalists. Not sure I understand what it's about, but it is a good poem. Short, yet so complex. I like it^-^ Especially the ending. Thanks for entering, and good luck


  • Cat
    April 1, 2007
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    i like that you implied red without saying red- thanks so much for entering the contest
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  • Thorin-Ganush
    March 30, 2007

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    Wow, this is great! I really like the last line. It's sad how true that is. Also, I loved the phrase "tender as newborn's"; that was great because you altered the cliche (soft as a baby's skin) by changing 'soft' to 'tender.' Short and sweet. Great job!


    • Domine Pestilentia
      March 30, 2007
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      thank you very very much.. i really love comments like this one
      thats why i love this website..
      you just made my day.. people just doesnt seem to understand how hard it is for me to write in english, but still, you got to understand my work.
      i'll be retuning the favor, im going to read your poetry really soon.
      thanks a lot again.

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