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Impatience



before the door
clicks out the world

the ivory would have carved already its due
and grapples dug culverts spine to rib
and the nacre of buttons and the beads of necklace and the seam of cotton
exploded

your body the wailing fragility of guitar
mine
the irreverent stomping boot


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guitar - or is it passion in exactly 50 words?...

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  • Nicolette gold member
    February 16, 2008
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    I think my eyes got stuck in the "wailing" and "stomping"!! I really like this poem... I think almost more than your other entry - especially for the mood you've managed to pack into this one, the shape that resembles a guitar and my, those closing lines - brilliant!

    Thank you for creating these body-wails and stomping-hips for our contest!! And btw, the title is perfect....impatience indeed

    ~ Nicolette

  • grm
    February 14, 2008
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    hmmm...double the fun, eh?


  • Night Hope gold member
    February 12, 2008
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    "your body the wailing fragility of guitar
    mine
    the irreverent stomping boot"

    Well, somebody's gotta keep time. Beautiful as always, Scribe. Good luck in Nic & Guy's contest, my Friend. I gotta stop readin' the entries or I'll never find the courage to write one for it. Wanda


  • Sonja
    February 12, 2008
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    Did you noticed that even your poem is in the shape of guitar...was that by chance or it was with a certain purpose? I know this music so well with a less words than 50, when player and guitar resounds the same tunes. Still can feel its body on my lap and all strings under my fingers play.
    ~Sonja~

    p.s. where my applauses vanished? instead of regular I am sending you this


  • SerenityNChains gold member
    February 12, 2008
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    Lest we forget the drumbeat of hearts after reading such lullabies? Brilliant.

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