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Decaying Obsession





You presented rings,
in proposal for disintegration

not by crumbing at the seams
or shattering,
but voluntary avoidance

where me and you
shouldn't take a break
or pretend to glue ourselves
to each other,
but to remain poles apart


because compromises

are fragments of lies

that make up

 
you.

 





Author notes

Entry for: Project Poetry - Round 6

Artist Chosen: Rami Kashou
Picture #3

Explanation:
She looks like she's ready for battle.

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  • piggyback
    July 25

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    Wow. The title really did something for me personally. The first couplet is a very clever allusion to the wedding ring motif. Very good twist. The first stanza is by far my favorite, I love how expressive it is. And the way you separate "you" in the end suggests a lot. Nice.


  • Naridill
    July 9

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    You have the stint to sting.
    Have I told you I adore you lately?
    You are brilliant.

  • This was a lovely poem. I loved it. It sorta, describes my ex. Weird, hm? It didn't work out (of course) but great poem. =) I hope to read more from you.


  • W a s p
    June 29

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    AHH! still in torment I see, isn't life a bitch!... or dog, whichever gender you like to use. How are you?...ian.


  • Fug-azi
    June 25

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    Not sure about the ending, pests seems to be such a weak word after what has gone before. First three stanzas are right up there with your usual high standard I just felt the end let it down abit (you know how I love good endings)

    • lol, yeah, I know -
      is it any better now?
      and thanks

      • Fug-azi
        June 25
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        a suggestion;

        I'd change the last stanza to read;

        afterall, compromises
        are made of lies fragments

        I don't think you need a direct person for that last stanza, what has gone before leads the reader in the right direction and allows the final stanza to seem a little vague because the association has already been made.



  • hehe i like this piece its pretty and dark with metaphors..just how they taste best lol. best of luck

  • Faithbound gold member
    June 24
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    Good stuff.

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