wasted
skeletal
desiccated
fossilized remains
of intent left unaccomplished
lie there beneath the
lashing rays of
burning sun
undone
A contest entry
- Bone Dry by Suzanne Dia.
600 points, ended March 10, 2008, 7 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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I quite like this poem, it's not bad. I take it you have spent a lot of time in the sun.
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It's not one of my own favorites...my contest poems seldom are, and I prefer to take a more fulsome approach to the language. (Backtrail is much better, IMHO)
but yeah...I grew up in west Texas, somewhere past the cotton fields and well into the mesquite and sand.
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Stunning... A masterpiece of brevity! LOVED it!


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WOw. This is powerful. Very much a thought provoking piece of poetry. You did a wonderful job with this write.
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Vivid. I especially liked the lack of punctuation and also the form you used. I thought it worked very effectively. Flowed well.
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This is very insightful. It is would seem also almost universally accurate.

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Fun format, and you entered my contest again!!
I like this...I'm reminded of scattered bones. Creative take on the prompt
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I always think your challenges bring me some of my most creative moments, Suz. There was someone else who used to fill that need for me...maybe you know her? L'il cutie named mystysaint?

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sounds vaguely familiar
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Love the way your poem is formated...and the amazing images that you get with this piece...you did awesome
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Sounds like a temple of brittle humor and a barren heart... one that has been purged of vim, vigor and vitality. Much like the way I have felt a time or two!
Thank goodness those moments are few and far between. I think you have epitomized the "Bone Dry" feeling to an art form. Your words paint a most vivid image. Good luck in the contest. As always, your words are always a pleasure to read, One line blending perfectly with the next. 


♥ Touchof1der

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Great poem
I liked it a lot. Perfect words to describe someone worn out.
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How did you do that? I wasn't even done posting it yet!
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