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Faded Blooms


Springtide gave

cerulean of love,

 

fall of  red rage
brought wilting bloom,

 

both faded now.

 

 

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15 words
Prompt: I see each season in your eyes

A contest entry

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  • lucidlove
    May 14
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    aweeeee ohhhhhhhhhhh you write in an interesting style. I think I might grow attached
  • i love the ending....its a good poem

  • leo2
    May 14

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    "both faded now."..... I hope they bloom again for you one day soon. Sum-mery........ nice write.

    Sincerely,
    Leo Long


  • secberm
    May 13

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    This is sweet. To the point. Feels like a haiku. But it no haiku. Maybe it's a sneeze. Well... Will you look at what came out. Wipe your nose, baby and frame the snot. It's a beaut. Thanx for sharing and write on. One.

    Dez

  • Seasons come and go. I love the color cerulean. It is my favorite shade of blue. Good luck to you in the contest.
  • so much cerulean going around today ... sheesh!
    lol!
    I enjoyed this one Michelle ... I thought you did a really good job with it!
    Imagery is great and the feeling is really sad too well done!


  • Lucy. gold member
    May 11
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    Gorgeous take on the prompt, a very sad feel.


  • Cerulean gold member
    May 11
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  • This is a perfect take on the prompt, I was so at a loss for this one, so I am in awe!


  • Cerulean gold member
    May 11
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    You trying to make me cry.

    Well writ
  • A beautiful take on the prompt. A sense of sadness carved within these well penned lines. Nicely done!!!

  • Oh I love the imagery in this... stunning take on the prompt!

  • Perfect!!! Love it
    Best of luck to you in the contest.


    Delila


  • blackday
    May 11

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    The ending was really great. It was light, but had enough meaning to make the poem complete. I also your word choice. :]

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