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Warning Signs

Footsteps echo as time marches.
Beginnings fade to darkness.
Hope descends in fiery spiral.

Voices decay.

Sunlight reveals false faces.
Names engraved, weathered away.
In my memory, no one.

Day ends.
Night engulfs

Hidden.

Daytime lies

Bed, hard and cold.
Heart, heavy and bleak.

Eyes stare at nothing.

Ceiling spins.
Light descends.
Lies renew.
Hell come true.

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  • Sidra Sabella
    June 3, 2007

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    i like the smokey feeling this poem has. its clear and hazy at the same time.it is reminicent of drugs,and i defiantly like the whole flow.


  • GreenLakeside
    June 3, 2007

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    Well, first off, I'd have to say the last paragraph was my favourite lines out of the whole poem. I thought they were the most powerful and stood out more. Over all this is a pretty good write. I liked how in between the paragraphs you have the one lines... Like:
    "Day ends.
    Night engulfs

    Hidden.

    Daytime lies

    Bed, hard and cold.
    Heart, heavy and bleak."

    I think that added an extra something to this piece. I thought 'Daytime lies' was the best out of them all, by the way.

    Well, I hope you continue to write and have a nice day.
    Much Love, xox,
    GreenLakeside


  • shirk
    May 17, 2007

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    This is really outstanding poem; I think you're able to hit a wonderful mark between dark poetry, without it seeming staged or cliche. It has a true meaning and everything feels so full in the piece.
    I think the line breaks and stanza separations really make the poem stand out; everything flows so well together. This is definitely very well crafted.
    The only issue I had was with the two misspellings, "cielings" and "descens" (in the first stanza).
    Other than that I have no qualms. Wonderfully executed and this is a marvelous piece.

    • Raigun Katanami
      May 19, 2007
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      Thank you

      The input was really encouraging, thank you. Also, I fixed the spelling errors. I missed them the first read through. Thanx again.