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disease of man

Too many
isolated beats
with this missing heart.

A cause unjust
backed by
the disease of man.

Our love
dark and reckless
like a para-sail in the deep deep night.

I hold no sympathy
for
the sleeveless.

Author notes

2 months of time....a damage irreplaceable.

 

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  • OceanSleeper
    November 17, 2008

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    Its so short, but so punchy and very prevoking, needless to say I really like it, I just dont think I have quite got my head around it yet, particularly the last line its so intriguing, layered I think. I really should think about what i write down rather than just write what i'm thinking, sorry if it makes little sense! I really like this though, especially that first line, wish i'd written that, its awesome! So glad to see you're still as awesome and inspiring as i remember! Great write, xSleeperx


  • Ken-Maverick
    July 24, 2008

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    The title caught my attention so i had to check it out
    "Too many isolated beats with this missing heart"
    This is a very clever line
    All in all a very good write.


  • Venugopal gold member
    June 27, 2008

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    yes indeed,isolated beats is part of our thinking. we are tuned from the begining to isolation..competition aggravates it..an eye opener dear..thank you for sharing


  • Plastic Dreams
    April 14, 2008

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    sail in the deep deep night.

    keep me calm at mind. and for those without sleeves. i agree.

    but i leave you at the ambiguous motion of mentioning something worth not mentioning at all.

    what is this disease of man?

    and why have you not written more.

    i enjoyed this piece.

  • U.g.l.y.
    April 8, 2008

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    I didn't understand your write pretty well... although the title called my attention immediately. It sounds like something about a crime, but the third stanza confuses me, as well as your Author's notes. Pretty abstract there, congratulations.

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