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~Hollow Echoes Of Retreating Breaths~


Sighs contents litter
across ambit’s reassurance
where security trails ‘in’,
and the language
of a thousand-yard-stare
reveals natural rhythm
for meanings hidden.

A glass-eyed iris contracts
when clouds weave scripts
across vulgar clarity,
deafening the onslaught
of voided accords,

and what of furrowed brows
ploughed into fallow expression,
are they proof of a presence?


Author notes

Word Bank : Content, Language, Natural, Hidden, Glass, Script, Vulgar

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  • whispernthedark Greeters member
    September 10, 2008

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    This is amazing, wonderful write. I love that middle stanza. Thank you for entering the contest, good luck.


    whisper


  • etoile
    September 7, 2008

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    A glass-eyed iris contracts
    when clouds weave scripts
    across vulgar clarity,
    deafening the onslaught
    of voided accords,
    ---
    that stanza has amazing imagery
    i loved it.
    good job on the silver and goodluck in the contest


  • Polaja Greeters member
    July 14, 2008

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    You have some amazing imagery here I love the middle stanza, very well written and beautifully expressed - the questioning ending is also very effective in drawing the reader in to your world I enjoyed the read very much - thank you for the entry!

    Keep writing

    Polly


  • Pamela A Lamppa silver member
    July 11, 2008

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    A word bank - I love word banks... Wish I had seen this one, but I am glad you did.

    'the language
    of a thousand-yard-stare
    reveals natural rhythm
    for meanings hidden'

    and I loved those lines best in this piece. So strong! But your ending stanza is remarkable.

    Well done with these words. You have given them some depth I bet they never knew they had.

    ~Pamela