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To SEE

B-E-A-U-T-Y

With eyes closed tight and arms stretched out,
The top uneven peak can make you flinch.
Laying both palms, along the parallel sides,
All five fingers will not fit evenly
throughout.
Placing palms down,
until resting on its front.
Two fingers reach its narrow,
oh so, eloquent top.
Fingers curl around tapered, sandy, layers.
Alike a beach castle, so tranquil and precise.
An extraordinary piece, so heavenly divine.
Moving both palms down, curving inward,
Then suddenly straight down.
Bumps, groves, curves and creases,
A sure likeness of myself to be felt.
Reaching around the bottom, ocean waves.
No; far too layered and smooth.
Can ones touch be mistaken?I
Is this even real?
To look with ones eyes and see only dark.
Not knowing the truth, no direction at all.
For only to feel in the dark,
and finding out,
Beauty exists within ourselves.


Katina Marie Woodruff  (C)

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  • quaneefah
    September 14, 2007

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    Peace and blessings Katina how have you been my apologies I have had much going on so I could not stay in contact ofor one my computer crashed for a while just getting back to the scene this is a greatly expressed beautiful written capitivating poem you have scribed I love it. So true the last line Beauty exists within ourselves so magnificent eloquently put. I hope all is well with you I had many things going on do send an e-mail and we can catch up. Great write Peace and Blessings.


  • quaneefah
    September 14, 2007
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    Awesome

  • Meggh LotusMay
    September 12, 2007

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    How very true! This was beautifully written! I haven't written a poem for a while. Well no, actually that's a lie, but my poems have all been of personal nature, but I've taken to writing lots of short stories, all on story write. Keep writing, Meggh x x x x x x x x x x x x


    • katina
      September 12, 2007
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      Thank you! I knew you would get the gist of it! Some people find this type of poetry too abstract to even comment on it. I wrote it while closing my eyes feeling a hand made statue of an angle, it was an experiment.

      I was inspired by my mentor/professor Stephen Kuusisto he is a blind man who writes the most beautiful poetry and books I have ever read. I wanted to see if I could find some of that same beauty with my eyes closed as well. That may sound silly but people who can see, offten forget about touch, sounds and the sixth sense around them.

      Glad you like it
      Come visit my site now
      lol

  • eternal-devotion
    September 12, 2007

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    Very imaginative.

    My first impression is almost like a blind person trying to see what a person looks like. Emotionally I can feel the quest to know someone, yourself perhaps. This is not awkward, in line 16 I think it is (Bumps, groves, (grooves) I think you ment, curves and creases.) Then in the next to the last line it should be (and to find out,). The title is perfect for this and the first starts this off very well. The last line is perfect. I can't say that I have a preference for any part over another.


  • Exit-Stage-Right
    September 12, 2007
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    It's alright I guess...

    but I'm really not reading anything too compelling here.

    • katina
      September 12, 2007
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      Ha-ha, thats okay. This is a very abstract piece, almost like a painting. It is very different, and it is not a poem that will strike all as good. But, I'm glad that you were honest We all have our own taste, especially with writing.

      I wrote this poem about a piece of art. There is a name for it, and I cannot spell it right off, lol.

      Thanks for reading and commenting nonetheless.


  • Star Shine
    September 12, 2007

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    Beauifully descriptive, this lets the imagination run and satisfies the senses. Beauty is in the touch of the beholder and the pen of the writer.


  • Disturbed Prodigy
    September 12, 2007
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    wonderfully writien my friend, i think you did a great job on this, i liked it, keep it flowing

    • katina
      September 12, 2007
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      Thank you! I knew you would get the gist of it! Some people find this type of poetry too abstract to even comment on it. I wrote it while closing my eyes feeling a hand made statue of an angle, it was an experiment.

      I was inspired by my mentor/professor Stephen Kuusisto he is a blind man who writes the most beautiful poetry and books I have ever read. I wanted to see if I could find some of that same beauty with my eyes closed as well. That may sound silly but people who can see, offten forget about touch, sounds and the sixth sense around them.

      Glad you like it
      Come visit my site now
      lol

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