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A Few Tears Goodnight

Tainted remnants of yesterday
spill through her window looking for answers

frozen between syllables her sentences bring icy hope
as the wind begins to blow

forbidden burst of blue rain pours down
her face when eyes dance across blank faces

lost in dreams of fantasized romances
her love is like crystal memories

that one Summer died in a box
shimmering in silence

so waltzing in echoes her heart dies young
as stars softly fade into a moonlight bliss

Author notes

Option 1
forbidden bursts of blue,
waltzing through echoes,
tainted remnants of yesterday,
when eyes dance,
that one Summer,
shimmering in silence,
like crystal memories,
lost in dreams,
as stars softly fade,
frozen between syllables......[Very Very nice wordbank]

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  • PerfectImperfection
    June 23, 2007

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    A very deep glance into memories fading. You used the phrases well, weaving a piece all your own. Thank you for your entry & Best wishes in the contest!


  • poet2angels gold member
    June 23, 2007
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    lovely poem and great use of the word bank
    TY for entering!

    Lynda


  • Darkened Seraph
    June 12, 2007

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    thats a excellent use of imagery and that wordbank, I really like "forbidden burst of blue rain pours down
    her face when eyes dance across blank faces" It created such a clear image in my mind, This is a really good write and i'm sure it will do well in the contest its in, goodluck with that


  • Blind-Ambition
    June 11, 2007

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    great use of the word bank. I especially like

    that one Summer died in a box
    shimmering in silence

    well done. and thanks for the comments on my poem.