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dim lights

dim lit lights
surround us

bringing the dead
of night to life

like your smile
brings my faith
in fate to life

were all alone
yet I'm sweating
like its crowded

my nerves spasm
like I lost my spine

three little words

yet the toughest words
I ever spoke

And truly meant

finally I found my spine
looking in to your eyes

slowly I poured you a hot
cup of my heart

steaming with feelings

For you







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Bones7

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  • Elavina
    June 6
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    Nice I like it! especialy the hot steaming cup of my heart. I loved that analogy, and you have great word choice.
  • I decided to post every ones scores so here's yours! based on every ones votes!

    0 gold 0 silver 1 bronze 3 hm 1.25


    Jessa♥

  • 3


    NUMBER IS FOR ME, NOT A PLACEMENT.
  • same as previous comment

  • TabbyJoy
    March 27
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    "I slowly oured you
    a hot cup of my heart"
    Love it

    HM
  • hm

  • Timespell
    March 25
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    *BRONZE*

  • Timespell
    March 25

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    Nice emotional poetry. and some clever word play. I would at the least give you a HM award, for this entry. Maybe more!

    All the best,

    ~T.S~

  • HM
  • Can't forget these

  • HM

  • motel silver member
    February 19

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    "...your smile brings my faith in fate to life..."

    great feel to the line. love how you express how hard it is to be vulnerable...how exposed one feels, the first time one says those 3 words. it doesn't get any easier with experience or age, unless someone is just lying. actually, I feel sometimes it gets harder but that is just my opinion tonight. tomorrow morning, hopefully, it might change. thanks for the poem.


  • M a r l u x i a gold member
    February 16

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    ~
    This is beautiful. "slowly I poured you a hot / cup of my heart / steaming with feelings" ~ my favorite part. You've expressed yourself in measures I only hope I can one day touch with words... You amaze me. Definitely. Bookmarking!
    ~

    Thanks for entering my Valentine's Day contest, and good luck!

    M a r l u x i a

  • Elavina
    February 6
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    Wow I really like this one! It's vivid in it's imagery. I love it when writes use words to describe something thats not the typical words. Your word choice is so pure, and your descriptions are so true! The words are broken into a smooth flow and velvet style.


  • knickerdew
    February 3

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    'slowly I poured you a hot cup of my heart
    steaming with feelings for you'

    This started out good, very romantic and sweet but WOW, that last stanza/line really gives the poem a punch!

    Excellent job Poet!

    Big Hugz from your crazy mom

  • Yvette Champ
    February 2

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    I enjoyed the read,the description,the little play on pouring a hot cup of heart especially. Am unsure whether dim lit lights could work also as dimly lit,it's tenous point,yours to decide.Am unsure is spasming is an American word, in the UK we would either use spasm or in spasm ,again a tenuous point and only perspectives not criticism.
    I should like to add you to my faves.


  • Miss J
    February 1
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    What's good Bones?

    I like the poem! It's real deep.


  • sweetnsassy0888
    February 1
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    WOW!!!! you have an awesome way of writing.

  • dragon24
    February 1
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    wats up bones7?

    wow so much feeling! how you make every feeling so real i don't know, but it's gr8!!! :-)


  • Adios Muchachos gold member
    February 1

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    Hi Brant

    Again, this is in the sublime category. Very heartfelt and sincere.
    Did you know that the word "sincere" comes from the Latin
    that means...sin(without)+ cere(wax) Basically, unpolished or shined, being in a "natural" state?
    That's why people like that!

    Best of luck to both you and Jessie! Hi Jessie!

    John


  • ears2hearyou gold member
    January 31

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    I loved how you started it....those

    first lines really capture like wow! and then you lead
    us right where you wanted us to go!
    sneaky poet! This was a good for the soul poem,
    that's for sure!
    ears2hearyou
    Kathleen : )) : )) : ))) :))))


  • storiesuntold gold member
    January 31
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    Sounds Like Love to Me

    Watch out now if this is a girl your talking about then it sounds like love is on the move

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