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curriculum vitae

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Lately, I sketch spaces
and the matter incarcerated within,

and keep myself unfettered
from the remaining spires of cloud -

existing in powder blue segments
of closed palms.










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Written February 21, 2008

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  • Celticmoon
    April 4, 2008

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    I truly have no suggestions for improvement upon this piece.
    You have a master's touch with short poetry.
    More could learn much from your work, I think.
    Thank you for entering!
    Best of luck to you!


    Blessings
    Bel


  • Nogod
    March 3, 2008

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    Nup, confused the hell out of me. I have not one clue as to how this is related to a yesterday, or what type of poem it is.

    But, and it's a big (very big) but ..... In 1984 my Mother bought a painting by a fella called Brett Whitely http://www.brettwhiteley.org/ I looked at it, stared at it, walked around it backwards, even turned the lights off and looked at it in the dark! I had no idea of what it represented ( I still have doubts) but it's the best thing I have ever seen on canvas. It's worth a fair sum now. Your poem is kind of the same. I can't work it out, but it's bloody good. I'll give you a silly bronze trophy on one condition.... please don't try to explain yout poem to me, It'll ruin everything I like about it.

    Congrats

    Dave


  • grannyeri gold member
    March 2, 2008

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    Sounds like the yesterdays seem the same, as do the todays and tomorrows. All blending onto something similar. Very deep.


  • Namita
    February 22, 2008

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    OMG... first a splendid "Mal" poem... and now a splendid "Hensley" one! The judge of this contest's gonna worry. Love the vocabulary here, Hen. Brief, yet powerful. Good luck- hope you take those 5000 beauties.

    - namita


  • Mallig gold member
    February 21, 2008

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    Marvelous! Powerful images in this write. To me it described a great sense of freedom and creativity.


  • Malabu
    February 21, 2008

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    seemingly i feel in this poem a spiral of thoughts in vacuous place...and though the body is idle...it floats among the clouds...breathing...guess what I like most...is i can draw my own conclusion...such as I did...
    Mal

  • tara wilson gold member
    February 21, 2008

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    usually when we are busy, our hands are open...

    this is a very sad tone to me...

    Excellent, as always..


  • Nicolette gold member
    February 21, 2008

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    "sketch spaces" and "closed palms".... i like the way this poem, and especially those lines, allow the reader so many visuals, so many interpretations....either of something lost, something sad...but perhaps also a sense of closeness, of holding on.... you are so good at writing these short but powerful poems, my friend.

    ~ Nicolette

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