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puddled sediment
shrink rapt
cracked
and fissure men
fell into crevasses

where hooked worms

gathered hide from holes

that rarely wriggle

 

 

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  • zochit2me gold member
    August 14, 2008

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    You kicked some ass with this!!!
    Went deep into that worm hole and pulled it out. All of the sounds and line breaks work together here...as usual like twisting my tongue with words.

    Thanks for stopping and sharing your amazing talent with me...
    You da man

    ♥Becky♥


  • ArtFullyMe gold member
    August 14, 2008

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    from dust the mud
    baked smaller dried
    beneath old suns
    until a kiln white
    rested each vessel
    as full as a tale
    from which few voices speak

    "shrink rapt"

    this is so very good
    love the weaving.




  • cheaphotelsign
    August 14, 2008

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    my tongue thanks you for this tripping fantastic workout...read this outloud... do you have any idea how cool you are? love love this...the combinations of words and sounds...images twisted...love the word crevasses & wriggle...once again you do me like you do and i love you for it! excellent


  • notorious
    August 14, 2008

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    NICE

    I love that you didn't capitalize the 'and' in your title--it pisses the bug shit out of me when poets capitalize words like 'of', & 'and' or something in their titles.

    Anyways, you didn't do that, because you are infinitely cooler than those poets.

    "puddled sediment"
    Very cool words=cool phrase.

    "shrink rap/cracked/and fissure men"
    I adore your line breaks...done in all the right places. "fissure men" strikes me as funny, but I have no idea what the hell you mean...I have ideas though. D:

    "fell into crevasses"
    Ah...'fell' is such a boring word, but it's made interesting here. 'crevasses' 'tis a kick-ass word...

    "where hooked worms/gathered hide from holes/that rarely wriggle"
    That last line is absolutely KILLAH!!!!!!
    Worms are freaking nasty, but they work nicely in your poem.

    Good luck

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