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Ivy Eyes & Lies

Seven years of broken mirrors
velvet promise drops the dove,
Faith heals the bleeding embers
flying ash that once was love.
Pain splinters crystal beauty,
burgundy hues of loves regret,
Pearls of wisdom strangle wishes
casting stones that don’t forget.

Inspired to be conflicted I see in ivy eyes
truth that I predicted revealed despite your lies.

Author notes

Wow was it hard to keep that at 10 lines! ....Contest WORDBANK:

Mirror Velvet Dove
Embers Burgundy Faith
Stones Pain Bleed
Ivy Crystal Pearls



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  • mz.butter
    January 5
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    great piece ,liked it a lot and only 10 lines.


  • Wayne Leon Learmond
    July 5, 2008

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    You have done well in ten lines. Supeb rhyme again. Amazing flow to the piece too. You have written very creatively in this. Good luck in the contest my friend.

    Darkness
    Reigns
    Wayne Leon
    x

  • Rudolf
    May 16, 2008

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    the devil made them do it

    How did they miss this, where did it come from
    Should have bin a winner, Where I beat my drum.
    So were a at stand off, a different point of view
    think I'll talk to kevin, and make them trophy you....
    the girls will be sad, Dalaney Grace will chew
    something quite unpleasent, that smells alot like pooh!

    Rudolf



  • Patpowers silver member
    April 30, 2008

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    Just another wonderful work of poetry Jamie. Your feelings come rightout in this. I admire your effort! GOOD ONE!!


  • grannyeri gold member
    April 20, 2008

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    Yes, it is sometimes tough to limit lines in poetry. One is on a roll and could write nearly an epic and they want just ten lines, LOL Liked what you did with these ten lines though. Well done.


  • Sgt B
    April 19, 2008

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    Written very well

    To use a word bank & then keeping it to 10 lines is hard. But you did a maaaaaahvelous job. Loved the read as the flow was effortless and easy to follow. Great job!

    ~Ron~


  • faderman1959
    April 6, 2008

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    Amazing! so many constricting factors when writing your poem but it turned out magnificently! As for the subject I could totally relate to it as I have been through the same situation recently myself. full of emotions beautifully described. Great write!


  • Age of Rain
    April 4, 2008

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    ZOMG. You fit all of those words in a 10 line rhyming poem. AND it had great flow and real depth. You really nailed this piece. It is absolutely stunning!


  • Pure Thought silver member
    April 4, 2008

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    You nailed it

    Not only using the word bank, but rhyming too. Cute trick using internal rhyme in the last 2 lines to get it to 10. You have done well, Grasshopper.
    ... and made me weep as well.
    Buddy

    I was going to enter, but I couldn't get anything coherent.


  • MJ Donnelly gold member
    April 3, 2008
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    Lovely rhyme scheme and message.


    Love and peace always,
    mj.


  • Blooming Poet
    April 3, 2008

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    This is good. the meaning and emotion is defintily there and quite clear. The one thing I have a problem with is that it appears to have no form, one stanza is one length and the other stanza is another length. This may just be my personal opinion, but it might not just be me either.


  • Dalaney gold member
    April 3, 2008

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    omg...i just realized you wrote this for my contest!lol You have done what I couldn't even do! Perfect entry. Love, Lane


  • Zombina
    April 2, 2008
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    Lovely =3


  • Chocolate Chip
    April 2, 2008

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    wow. this rhymes and flows soo wonderfully well!! i really loved it!. i really like the style of writing you penned with. this is just sooo amazing


  • Rakerman1
    April 2, 2008

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    Actually, that was about the best use of a wordbank that I have ever seen.
    It's tough to be so constrained yet pull out such poetic thoughts...
    and a hell of a lot better than I have ever done
    Very impressive
    Roses
    Raker


  • PaintedParisPassion
    April 1, 2008

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    Oh my goodness! This was amazing, you used the words and phrases perfectly in this poem. Its beautiful, and in my opinion, gold material. good luck in the contest, and thank you for your comment!!

    -B

  • taciturn69
    April 1, 2008
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    groovy!..


  • Randomly Beautiful
    March 31, 2008

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    This is rhyme. I see so much of it that I feel is so forced. I love it when it flows such as this. I agree it was hard to keep it under ten lines...lol. I almost gave up. Best wishes. Oh by the way I love your motto on your profile page. So true.


  • rustynite silver member
    March 31, 2008
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    Excellent. great use of the words. you worked it well.

  • Punzel
    March 31, 2008
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    That's awesome! Yeahh. I love the last line. !!


  • CanadianGirl1
    March 31, 2008

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    You have created the most wonderful pieces of work lately girl! I absolutely love coming back and reading more, and best of all being able to relate to someone at such a deep level. Thank you for sharing this.. It was deep and powerful!

    Best of Luck on the Contest!

  • Wayne Leon Learmond
    March 31, 2008
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    I loved the rhyme and flow of this piece. This was an honest and powerful piece of writing. You have done well here. Keep writing.

    Love
    Wayne Leon

  • dillpickle62
    March 30, 2008

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    WOW!

    For being sad sounding this is very beautiful! I 'specially like the lines: 'Pearls of wisdom strangle wishes casting stones that don't forget". Jeez... your some wicked talented

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