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The sun, he leisurely walks.

Blue horizon guides kites
flying into the ancient nexus,
that which the seraph guard the
sun; strong and serene careens between
every night and early morn.

Intrepidly traveling through
every craft, point of imagination
and din of darkest commotion.
To relegate the demons of night,
cast them down, serendipitously
imbuing life, balancing the yin;
yang curves reality, a perfect bend.

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I am applying for either a grandson or a son. Either way is perfectly sufficient to me. Best of luck with the contest.

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  • Knight70
    September 16, 2007

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    vivid descriptions.......

    I really like the personification in this first stanza.

    Blue horizon guides kites
    flying into the ancient nexus,
    that which the seraph guard the
    sun; strong and serene careens between
    every night and early morn.

    Very nice!


  • Sanity-Day10
    September 11, 2007
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    You need to write more, I haven't heard from you in so long, I'm starting to become deprived =]


    • Deindichter
      September 11, 2007
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      I appreciate the kind remarks, but my well has run dry for some time.
  • jonthom
    September 7, 2007
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    Either seraph or guard should be pluralized.

    Perhaps careening would make things flow more for the reader.

    The second stanza leaves where it rests in the name of self-discovery. An amount of connectedness through disconnecting, coming back together to form a surreal truth and a new opening.

    My favorite line: din of darkest commotion

  • SeansterMonster
    August 15, 2007

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    Eh...

    This is cool, in that it emphasizes what many ancient civilizations worshipped; the activities of the sun. I liked it a lot, although it seemed a little unfocused. Keep up the great work!

  • Deindichter
    August 15, 2007
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    Thank you all for the kind comments.

  • cake
    August 15, 2007
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    I like this poem very much.


  • Shadow of a Crow
    August 14, 2007

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    simple, sweet and to the point. Magnificent imagery. I remember when I used to be your first commenter...and now you have exploded so talented that I am nearly the last. People are loving your work....
    Keep it up.


  • Deindichter
    August 14, 2007
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    Thanks for all the encouragment.
  • Crystal Chanda Lear
    August 14, 2007

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    It took a really great grandson to write this wonderful poem. You have an amazing way with words, and a style that is uniquely your own. Best of luck in the contest with this fabulous piece.

    D.D.M.


  • michichoeret
    August 14, 2007
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    nice wellwritten etc. but.........

    am irritated by search for son or grandson. what's wrong with females?

  • Piccola gold member
    August 14, 2007
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    I forgot to say that those accepted will have their poetry placed on my page. Is that okay?

  • raggyann
    August 14, 2007
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    this was wonderfuly written

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