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immersion

3.
this progressive slipping away
is transforming my brain, and
your sleep-talking diatribes
are rapturous.
2.
this dynamic process, this
climate of thick intermingling
has lit a bonfire of
abundant passion.
1.
and in the controlled fall
i find a mind-evolution,
as the bliss of ignorance
is inverted.

Author notes

kind of a word collage. based on emails i received during a set period of time.

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  • Catatonia
    May 7, 2008

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    beautiful darkness (none better)

    And within it all, a rich dark center that envelopes us. This is a masterpiece that you should cherish (realize my opinion). Bravo poet. write on!


  • Whoochi gold member
    June 9, 2007

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    What a creative and unique form here. Never seen anything quite like this and loved how you put it all together..


  • x Bright Eyes x
    May 17, 2007

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    hi i thought this was good i liked the concept and how you wrote this and its true ignorance is bliss and i thought this was great


  • Lo Justin
    May 8, 2007
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    If ignorance is bliss, knowledge is painful, but we don't think about it very often. Counting down to something, it seems - drowning or some execution, or you could look at it from top to bottom and see it taking off. Flying away. Or maybe the parts come from the different emails. Interesting to be inspired in such a way. Nothing helpful to add. Finely done.


  • plinkyponk
    May 1, 2007

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    you got this from emails

    i wish to be inspried by emails like yours mine are all too boring....its nice to make a connection

  • Suzanne Dia
    April 30, 2007

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    mosaic


    I like the way you pieced it together...one of those things where any part of the puzzle is interesting, but put together the finished product makes you stand back and think...well, ok, any of the sections would have, but i had a fun time thinking where these would fit outside of together..


    if that makes sense.

  • Nicole Hanna
    April 29, 2007

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    Hmm, the approach to the form here was beautiful. The countdown very purposeful and worked well. The repetition of "this" so often in such a short piece could be changed, in my opinion, maybe the two occurances in the second stanza altered a bit, but otherwise, this was so strong, imagery wise, and the last line was fantastic, played well of the falling of the numbers from high to low. Very well thought out. This is the kind of poem I will defintiely revisit a few times just for the joy of reading it


    • stephanie sunshine
      April 30, 2007
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      Nicole,

      Thank you so much for your suggestion. You are absolutely correct. When it comes to short form poetry, EVERY WORD should add something significant and I really need to pare this down further, or at least make some substitutions. Thank you, again, for your careful read and suggestion.


  • grannyeri gold member
    April 29, 2007
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    Collages are fun to put together as it is just bits sand pieces of this and that put togetherh to make an overall statement. Who knows where this could lead - a new fad, perhaps? Unique too say the least, with everyone reaching their own conclusion.


  • Dalaney gold member
    April 29, 2007

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    This is a very interesting
    and thought provoking piece
    of work. I haven't read you
    before, but I think I'd like
    to start I love the style
    you've given this poem...very
    good. Love, Lane

  • Unowhatthesis4
    April 29, 2007

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    As I read through the three parts, I kept revisiting the words "diatribes" and "rapturous." At first I thought the two words were very strange together -- violence and passion. But then I realized that that's exactly the point. And I think the friction between those words sets the foundation for the inversion of the final line. I hope everything turned out okay! (it sounds like everything did. Great poem.


  • Nam
    April 29, 2007

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    Didn't like that there weren't any spaces between the numbers and the verse - other than that: I liked it.

    Not much else to say .. really.


  • PrabhuDayal Khattar silver member
    April 29, 2007
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    i find a mind-evolution,
    as the bliss of ignorance
    is inverted

    yes your findings are vey intriguing and very though provoking as well.....It is a journey of the heart bringing the mysteries of life lying somewhere deep of the core inside with so much intensities and with
    a mode to get truths revealed ...This is a very touchy write where only mysteries deals with the beauty of the concept which is responsible for this great presentation....


  • Catressa
    April 29, 2007

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    I love it. You can read it anywhich way you like and it works. You clever clever girl you.



    Hmm and I do good to walk and chew gum at the same time. hahaha.

    Take Care,
    Catressa

  • PalmettoSky
    April 28, 2007

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    wow! This is absolutely incredible! The intelligence that you profess is on another level from most. I love your word choice and you ability to express a thought that is incredibly deep and profound. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work. Peace and light always, Kendal


  • PastelMoons gold member
    April 28, 2007
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    Very clever and original..I love it ~Pastel

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