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Hanging Over From Another Good Time

Driving home in the dark before dawn,
Wipers swishing on the misted screen:
Headlights glaring from the early shift
On their hectic way to the airport.
There's an empty feeling where you've been
And tender spots from eager caresses
As euphoria fades, here comes the sadness:
Hanging over from another good time.

No point sleeping now, it's too late,
Showering kickstarts another dull day:
Leading to a night alone and unwarmed
On my solitary way of existence.
There's an empty feeling where you were
Newly clean from the laughing and loving
But euphoria fades and I take on your sadness:
Hanging over from another good time.


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  • Perdix
    June 20, 2007

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    Good poem

    I like your title, and the poem evokes strong images and feelings, i guess we are all alone in reality but sometimes we can be distracted from this fact

    regards

    perdix


  • LadyUnique silver member
    April 24, 2007

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    geez this is so sad...
    you've hit the 'afterwards' blues spot on. i can see why this has won gold... well deserving


  • Zero the Hero silver member
    April 13, 2007
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    like it

    Very lyricy poem, good imagery and feel very cool ... chin up


  • AllYoullNeverHave
    April 12, 2007

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    Wow! Nice job. I like it. The sadness of just getting home from a wonderful time with a lover or friend... That's what it seems to me. Very well done. Good job. Thanks for entering. Good luck!


  • macandrew
    April 12, 2007

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    Driving home in the dark before dawn,

    What a perfect line to start a poem. It either immediately ties your poem to the reader from experience or sets their minds spinning, why?

    Well written.
    John

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