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The Pen

The pen dances,
sweeping from hearts song
of desire;
scratching in aching longing
of past memories.

Composing in
swanlike flow,
graceful, elegance;
prying into
past enclosures.

All around
the evidence
that cannot be
discarded;
a room locked in time,
the scribe
an eloquent martyr
to destiny.

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  • ellipsist
    July 22, 2007
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    beautiful... an enchanting

    piece with an almost musical quality/flow to it!


  • truembrace
    July 20, 2007
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    such a lovely way to end this poem, "a willing martyr to destiny." well, I think eloquent is a more exact word. I like that this evolves into the room versus having the room encompass the piece as a whole. that certainly made this poem very different...

    yes - definitely eloquent...

    thanks so much for entering.

    Kim


  • soulfultia gold member
    July 17, 2007

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    Excellent work, this is really a stunning piece, cleverly...much deeper than at first appearance. I truly enjoyed your imagery ~tia

  • Mercury Rising
    July 17, 2007

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    A wonderfully well-crafted and carefuly considered poem that was a real pleasure to read.

    D.D.M.


  • dippedquilpen
    July 17, 2007
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    nice! It really describes what it feels like to write.


  • Everwind Rising
    July 11, 2007

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    Wow! I love this. Another beautifully written piece. The imagery is amazing and the flow is perfect. The last stanza knocked me out. Great!


  • x-Black-Butterfly-x gold member
    July 10, 2007

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    an awsome poem which describes a poets and writers pen wonderfully i think
    very descriptive and true, almost makes the pen seem as if it has a will of its own
    well done and good luck

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