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Schroedinger's Abyss

Rhythm brings itself upon my home
Plodding like a monotone metronome
Enter this faltered light,plane shattered
Ask Schroedinger if this world mattered

I say, hell has reserved a space for me
For sinning between my blasphemies
But this is no underworld, not now
Yet, there is sweat on my aching brow

Fragmented image, disarray, rearrange
Halted breath, dilated eyes, turn the page
Dark, so dark, yet  not devoid of light
There is no moon, and there is no night

Smothering puzzle, strewn before a mirror
Clenching teeth, make it better, clearer
Nothing now, the sun peaks, so high
Enjoy the lust, for the wrath is nigh

Seven deaths for the seven vices
Seven breaths for the coming crisis
The cat's in his box, transcending
Toothy grin, so condescending

Where has it been, this maelstrom?
Why did it come, this hailstorm?
Patchwork, clockwork so ambitious
Strung together it's intent malicious

There is no more breath, no more light
There is no more hope and no more life.
Waiting in the clockwork, unseen
Is a rusted beast, sanguine.

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  • Kimojuno
    October 5, 2008

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    This poem is excellently worded, and has some excellent flow (and even some rhyme) to it. I thank you for sharing.

    Jeff.


  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    August 30, 2008

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    I love the under tone of this, there is a fire brewing here that is undeniable. Brilliantly woven and very smmoth to read. I could probably leave a novel of a comment here, but I shall keep that to myself for now. Love this. Bravo!

  • Ace - LightWithinMe
    June 8, 2008

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    Hello CptxMorgan.

    Lovely images you create with your words. There is a restrained factor in this piece, quite contemplative in the maelstrom, almost like a detached outsider at times. Good piece.

    My regards.


  • Walking shadow
    June 8, 2008
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    Bristling with anticipation

    This one was a real read. The power in this one had me really bristling with anticipation and kept me reading. Not too many poems have the quality of this one. Indeed a very powerful write. You did not need to use a sludge hammer to get out your point but you did it with poetic style.
    Good luck and great job.


  • Evenstar gold member
    June 8, 2008
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    as usual,very effectively written.the words seem to captivate the reader. Think i liked this one better than the others.all are well written,but this one seems to have more effect to it. it makes the senses tingle with the feeling of danger and uselessness of hope.

  • Judith Chandler
    May 12, 2008
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    I enjoyed the seven deaths for the seven vices and seven breaths for the coming crisis and the cat's in his box. This is just fun though I don't understand if there is a real connection with Schroedinger. But then, I would never begin to understand Schroedinger anyway.


  • TheDemonEve
    May 12, 2008

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    Your vocabulary and background knowledge of your subject is extraordinary. However, the thing that really caught my eye and held it throughout this entire piece was the sense of danger and warning in the background, and also, there was something withheld just beyond the reader's comprehension, and it leaves them with something to wonder about. I especially liked the lines: "Waiting in the clockwork, unseen
    Is a rusted beast, sanguine." This is very fine writing.

    Best of luck and thanks for entering!

  • SharpEdgeAngel
    May 10, 2008
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    This is great! I really liked it

  • Shadow Darkstar
    May 9, 2008

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    Well. Now I feel like an idiot. I've always had a slight problem with my vocabulary, as I had a problem in school with it in english and such. However, from what I could understand of this, it sounds vry well thought-out, and well written. I'll probably have to go find my dictionary to get a better understanding of it. I loved the rhyme, and the rhyme scheme is different from mine, when I use one.

    Good luck in those contests.

    [♠] Qiuyue [♠]
    -- Mell --

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