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(For her)




She checks my drawer
multicolour crayons
scattered in disdain
sighful compositions
filling morbid circumstances.

She stares at her expressions
..the irony of her feelings
with reality
is quite amusing for her.

The flesh speak of martyrs doings
the bearing of insanity
which whips over skin
with the signs that crumble
as evidences.

~she fakes everything~

For the fear of night
that shall succumb her
she is infinitely brave.

Her hand perfectly knits the dead
the bodys sprawled
filled with contemplations.

As she threads the button
on to her spirit,
the realisation of dead ammunitions
  retaliate....

...finally, she shrugs
  her bones scream



Pains over
  life begins.



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  • LeilaJayne
    May 10, 2008

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    Just a quick comment to say thanks for entering this into my contest, sorry you didnt win but obviously there can only be three trophies given, which is a shame cause in this contest there deserved to be alot more winners! xxx


  • Heavens Child
    April 25, 2008

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    You've penned some really great imagery in this piece. You've got a very unique style. Best wishes and thanks for entering.


  • Dark Otter
    March 24, 2008

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    Interesting take

    I have to struggle with poems like these. My right brainedness sometimes gets in the way. Creative, descriptive thought can either be linear or abstract. Your abstract thought is going to be awesome when it matures. Keep growing, poetess. Thanks for the read.

    • phoenixonfire
      March 24, 2008
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      oh yeah! I love abstract! It speaks about stuff and leaves an open thought for readers..but then of course the poet has something else in mind!
      Thanks for the comment and clappies
      pri


  • Poetic-Theorem silver member
    March 22, 2008

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    Evcellent

    Brilliant and an originally take on the prompt.
    Wonderful methaphors and vocabulary.
    I am in awe of your surperb talents*sigh*

    I love the following as it tugs at the heart...

    " The flesh speak of martyrs doings
    the bearing of insanity
    which whips over skin
    the signs that crumble
    as evidences
    she fakes everything."

    Very Well penned
    Wish you the best in the contest

    Much love
    Many blessings

    David


  • Neha Kaushik
    March 22, 2008

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    Hey its beautifully written.. i simply loved the way you've captured the essence of the prompt in such a unique style.. imagery is amazing.. especially the first stanza.. overall a very strong and powerful poem.. thanx for sharing..


  • Stardust-luvr
    March 22, 2008

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    well written - at first reading it makes one feel as tho they are within the writers nightmare of worry and insanity - bones of obscurity laced upon our being eternal damnation and disdain carcassed with feelings it shall complete them with a reborne cycle many blessings always and thank you for sharing


  • ten thousand cicadas gold member
    March 22, 2008

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    Wow. Some really strong imagery you have used here. I love the one of her looking at the crayon drawings especially. The tone and mood here are perfectly captured and consistent throughout. It's so important to be true to self. I might suggest some grammar improvements, but other than that, youve done a great job of capturing her story! well done!

    • phoenixonfire
      March 22, 2008
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      well...grammar n me dont get along
      thanks for the awesome comment!
      pri

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