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Quarries

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Marbleized desires set in rocky expectations,
hearts, so cold and bereft of passion's chiseled features,
being the abstract artistry of a life shaped as despair's stony stance,
solitude's statue standing so frigid amid the day's colonnades of longing,
bearing an outward silence with sorrow's figurine buried within the spirit,
the mind's quarry of hope abandoned from abuse by betrayal's cutter.

Revisited when finding another bust of the same pose from Amore's craftsman,
as two granite souls slowly chip away mistrust from their jagged edges,
at last the inner beauty trapped in that limestone lair where joy's face was yet carved,
set free to become the work of art, a divine sculpture of a soul mate's creation,
finally and always expressed as a single figure in heaven's art studio,
love etched eternal, one magnum opus glazed with immortality's sealer,
made of the ethereal sandstone bonding with infatuation's cement,
forever, a source of enduring happiness that such masterpieces bring.

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  • chiefmac
    September 14, 2008

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    Well deserves Gold Trophy. The reader rides the spirit of the craftsman interlope to sculpture defining face to face in infatuations happiness. The images from a block of limestone to finished masterpiece are inspiring.


  • Reset Button
    September 8, 2008

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    huh...your snoz could never be coined dull. It's vibrant with diction, poignat with emotion and alive with human fralties. Once more I am charmed.

    Yink


  • AliceinPoetryLand gold member
    September 8, 2008

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    Wow and this is a masterpiece as well! Beautifully penned and what an amazing story! I love your response to this photo. Thanks so much for your entry
    Gaylene


  • trekkergirl
    September 6, 2008

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    oh this is a interesting photo. I hadn't seen this one. Good luck. You'll write something wonderful I know you will