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sink






strands float
upon a water garden-
skimmed stones
bounce surfaces
apart,

fly
then sink
beneath her edge,

I soon follow.





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  • Suzanne Dia gold member
    October 18, 2007

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    and you thought mine was the better pome.



    A well deserved silver.


  • Cat gold member
    October 18, 2007

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    i actually see this piece as a woman floating with her ears completely submerged and the strands of her hair floating about- that ultimate distortion of sound and reality.. nicely nicely done

  • Suzanne Dia gold member
    October 16, 2007
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    I know now why it made me sad when they sank into the water. It was the absence of noise.

    Silence scares me beyond words. Which is ironic in itself.

  • Luna Tique Fringe gold member
    October 16, 2007
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    Very sad, elegant, like a tragic heroine of the old south


  • rebeka
    October 16, 2007

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    image in my mind after reading this is a beautiful water lilly floating in serene calm, and the depth of the water beneath...and treasure there. sigh.


  • Rowan gold member
    October 16, 2007
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    beautifully sad...
    sigh.


  • NurseChilly gold member
    October 16, 2007

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    i feel like an interloper... so i shall just leave some pebbles and other hidden gems to be skimmed on the water...

    this is the sound that water makes
    when it's poured

    down and beautimous...

    damn me.. i need to lie down in a dark room like an old bottle of red wine...


  • Suzanne Dia gold member
    October 16, 2007
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    I fear water
    I fear depth perhaps in some sense. I always loved skipping rocks and the way they would skim the surface..the resounding 'plop' as they went under.

    But I was sad when they were gone.
    I suppose maybe that diving has always meant goodbye for me.

    This is lovely...keep diving. You encourage the same strength in others.

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