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mass noun

Like molecules,
I live inside your seemingly-
weary composition.


To touch your senses-
is all that matters to me.


For now.


Freezing in your warmth,
and evaporating in your coldness-
means so much to me.


I know for sure.


My love is the figure-
of your speech.















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Written September 30, 2007

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  • PorcelainHope
    November 8

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    Hah, a good one, one of the best I've read from you - old and new!!
    I like the contradiction in this part:
    "Freezing in your warmth,
    and evaporating in your coldness-
    means so much to me."

    Bookmarked!!

  • Figaro
    October 11, 2007
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    Very interesting - very clever use of metaphor. I liked this a lot.


  • Naridill
    October 7, 2007

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    The ending was breath taking, simply drew so much depth from the beginning. I feel it was a perfect ending. Some parts through this piece seem although they want more, to read more into what has been started. I really feel more length would enrich this piece quite alot.

    But as it is, it still shines bright, with strong imagery and beautiful metaphors. I really love the depth you took this piece too.

    Thanks for entering & much luck.


  • ams1020
    October 1, 2007

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    wow!!.. i love the way you played with words.. galing talaga!!
    dont stop writing ha. you're doing a good (great) job!


  • Nicolette gold member
    September 30, 2007

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    Oh this is wonderful. Love is the language, the figure of speech and how very creatively you've applied it in this poem. I simply love what you did here, my friend and I do admire your talent for writing succinct, yet powerful poetry that lingers in the eyes.

    ~ Nicolette


  • Swan song gold member
    September 30, 2007

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    Dude! this is awesome I loved the last few lines I love how you put the lines of intense certain inflecions and control the pace for the reader
    You are one hell of a poet!

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