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Violin Vampyr Vibrato

The bow danced...
his fingers
alternating into pizzicato

then reaching a frenetic pace
as he smoothly went into Martele'

Then ascending into full Tremelo

The handsome, energized vampire
lost in
an ancient gypsy beat.

The strings vibrated to a love
that had died centuries ago

of a fair lass with red hair
and puffy skirts
and full bodice

with a gentle smile

that even now could thaw
the heart of an undead.

the bow flew...vibrato

as she danced in his head
her skirts flowing
arms outstretched
singing a favorite folk song.

The crowd hypnotized by one
so lost in the moment
as she shared her love of life

in music and dance.

A cold heart remembers well
the taste of her lips.

The softness
pressed against his length
and living
in this moment with her

Raising himself to a fever pitch
he hits his crescendo
of musical madness,

and knows the lost feeling

of no longer being able
to feel the sadness...

of memories that died with her.

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  • Nam
    April 14
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    A nice poem that you have written here.

    -Nam


  • Xx.Toxic.xX
    April 5
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    nice. i like it.


  • darkyinsoul
    March 29
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    Wow this is beauty within a darkness. Amazing peice. Loved it.


  • LadyDementia gold member
    March 27

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    Well this really is quite the piece, has a superb flow and great tempo while reading. A pure delight for me, great work. Thanks for entering and good luck


  • dustookie2
    March 25

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    Much has already been said of this poemThe pace built up with the music which enhanced the experience further for the reader. The descriptive imagery and good word selection skill kept the flow moving in this well crafted poem.


  • Sylvyrwyng gold member
    March 20
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    Beautifully poignant! Great job and I stand and bow to you for this gift. Please keep it flowing.

  • I liked how your words seemed to dance here. Very clever and very well done.

    Your descriptive words allowed images to unfold with ones mind as this is read. Bravo!

    **Ktulu Blackwolfe**

  • Amazing. . .

    A antagonizing write, was very beautiful. I liked how your placed the music and the story as one. I play viola and I loved picturing the words. Well Done

  • awwwwww i love the imagiry here , very beutyful and ingageing i love it!


  • Random Goldfish gold member
    February 17

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    This is a true fiddle piece! I love the image and sense of dark fantasy in it. I really loved the knowledge of violin techniques used in it. Pizzacato and tremelo...both very fun things to do. Well, I have the red hair and the fiddle...no bodice though, haha!


  • BlancetNoir gold member
    December 31, 2008

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    I can see this scene unfolding in my mind and I find myself really identifying with the vampire and his lost love. May I say there is a sweetness in his poignant remembering of her? It really held my attention and I felt the potential for more writes to delve further into the story. Really lovely.


  • Lost Vampyre Angel
    November 25, 2008

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    Wow, there isn't very much structure to the poem, but the content is amazing. I play violin and adore the darker side of the world, and I think you painted this picture amazingly, my emotions are so in-tune with this one. I adore this poem one of my fav's overall. Great work darlin.
    ~kitty xxx~
    xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx


  • Chelse-Oh
    November 21, 2008

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    This reminded me of the movie Queen of the Damned and Lestat and his memories with the violin. Great job thank you for entering. ~Chelsey


  • sunoir
    November 16, 2008

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    I haven't commented on this one before but I've read it many times and I keep coming back to read it even the title is perfection. Just had to though because I'm reading it again *S*


  • ennovy silver member
    October 31, 2008
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    This truly a GOLDEN write....I love the direct approach he had to the music he enjoyed as well as the style; classical...which I enjoy myself......wine, candlelight and song...excellent talent at work here again...write on!...novy

    Your imagery has no bounds


  • adsaige
    October 30, 2008

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    I Can See Why This Won Two Golds, Congrads...

    This poem does involve the emotions of love lost very well. I enjoyed this poem immensely...not just for the emotions but the feelings, the truth in the write. I think the "and knows the lost feeling...being able to feel the sadness" could be combined into one stanza, and the last line can stand alone. Other than that, I applaud this write.


  • luna-midnight gold member
    October 30, 2008
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    omg...love this...lol. congrats!


  • Draig aine gold member
    October 29, 2008
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    thumbs up

    shivers and strings


  • Ftw lol
    October 29, 2008
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    So prett


  • Maili Knephthan gold member
    October 29, 2008

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    Wonderful Write. Reminds me of the show Queen of the DAmned. Where Lestate became enamoured of the young gypsy girl.


  • heartbrokenmoon
    October 29, 2008
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    wow so beutiful and dark i love it vampires are kool


  • movedon
    October 23, 2008

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    beautiful!!

    being a composer, i loved it!

    ing with daggers,
    Mylee


  • XLadyElinorX
    October 20, 2008

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    Okay, I'm stunned. That was. . .I don't even know what it was. So beautifully dark, so haunting, so excellently written . . Ohh. . .


  • Ryan gold member
    October 18, 2008

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    Wow

    just wow, I'm sorry, but i just went speechless... Bravo on an alluring piece certainly worthy of another read! one second..

    Whoa, yup, still speechless!


  • Mrs. Moretti
    October 4, 2008

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    love the picture- I love the poem, the title, and pretty much everything. This is definitely one of the better vampyre poems that I've ever read. It captures the reader, and was beautifully written. Great job


  • Curious LiLi
    October 4, 2008

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    This was darkly sweet and romantic. It captured my attention and kept me reading. It also goes great with that picture.
    Great job!


  • Rayne Goddess
    October 1, 2008
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    Aww this poem is so sweet yet haunting. I applaud you my friend for this really is a masterpiece.


  • FlamesDragoness
    September 26, 2008

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    I truly did enjoy this one...wandering, mystical
    and hints of dangerous!
    well done and so deserving of your Gold, Gold, GOLD!
    A Poetic feast to be savored!
    flamesdragoness
    dang vamps! little nipper they are!


  • sunburst10
    September 26, 2008
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    I love the pictures

  • sunburst10
    September 26, 2008

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    I love it

    wow the description and the feeling were moving you are a great poet I like it when it said A cold heart remembers well
    the taste of her lips
    the softness
    pressed against his length
    and living
    in this moment with her
    it is so moving I love it


  • November-Dani
    September 18, 2008

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    Ah, wonderful. I am a string player myself, so i realy love the way you have written this, your choice of words.
    Congrats on the gold, definatly desrerved it.
    Well done, thanks for entering and best of luck.
    Dani.


  • SoulfulBubbles
    September 8, 2008

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    DAaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmnnnnnnn

    Flippin' freakin awesome

    the tone
    the flow
    the voice
    the perspective
    the story

    and it kinda sorta reminded me of anne rice
    tho only slightly
    because of the redhaired twins

    but what i trying is that i love this piece

    ^-^ and congrats on your gold


  • ears2hearyou gold member
    August 22, 2008

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    wow...what a luscious story that was, oh, the layers
    of music and the violin we could hear softly playing
    through out!
    way to write, you should be really proud of this poem!
    It's flow is beautiful and flawless.
    way to Write!
    ears/Seattle


  • Sanguinarius
    August 11, 2008

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    a beautiful melancholy tale "A cold heart remembers well" excellent line, and ever so true. Best of luck to you  ~Bret~


  • Haiku-bless-you silver member
    August 10, 2008

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    This is a poem with powerful images and well expressed feelings. Your use of musical terms in this piece is intriuging. Well done my friend.

    Dennis


  • Polaja Greeters member
    August 9, 2008

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    This is a stunning poem - the pace and rhythm are exciting and the imagery and emotion are heart-wrenching fabulous! Good luck in the contests

    Keep writing

    Polly


  • Bosiarbooger gold member
    August 9, 2008

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    Bravo well done

    A chilling tale of love and death. For none other than the undead. Great tale for living eh. Good luck in the contest


  • Danzy007
    August 2, 2008

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    this is awsome!
    the charm, the music, the grace of the picture it paints...
    50,000,000 stars Greg ^_^


  • islekine gold member
    July 29, 2008

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    Great job!!

    Intriguing write...love your musical metaphor....
    Best wishes in the contest!
    Write on!


  • okadadokie
    July 25, 2008
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    Very touching and full of heart. Great job.

    ~Oka/KC


    • Dark Otter
      July 25, 2008
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      A sincere

      Thank you! I do really like it. It is different for me.


  • B.m.w
    July 18, 2008

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    This is just true art here. I swear for some odd reason I was tearing up. I can't explain why, but it was so weird. It's true beauty in words. Amazing take on the prompt. In my opinion you need no luck for this contest for you have it in the bag.


  • onesugar gold member
    July 18, 2008

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    This is amazing being an ex violinist (many moons ago) I can feel the frenzy of his playing the emotions going through him..this has blown me away. STUNNING!
    Good luck with this hon, gold for sure.
    Love ~sweetness~ xxx

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