Ink still eloquent,
lays weathered.
Lost dreams
now faceless emotions,
bound to yesterday.
Author notes
Picture Credit: http://abstraktphotography.deviantart.com/art/Poetry-52492873
A contest entry
- 13 Words Only for this Picture IX by Manda Kathryn.
300 points, ended September 15, 2008, 39 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
Comments
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Ah..the stories when are told, they are away from the life..they are named as the old stories..the title is very much apropriate..once upon a a time..ah..well done indeed...
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excellent~
So very emotive...
Love the imagery you used in this poem....
Weahtered ink is always still so very eloquent
Congrats on the Honorable Mention as well
Hugs
Your sis
Susan~~~




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This is wonderfully done. Congrats on the HM.



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Nothing less than sesnational here! very well done indeed sunshine


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yes weathered ink is always going to be eloquent..beautiful as always
congrats on the hm...blessings always ~Trisha~


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Your first line is perfect. It shines with the very eloquence you speak of. Beauteous! And the whole work is very poignant. Well done.


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faceless emotions what an incredible two words that just set this on fire!

♥
Thank You & Best of Luck!
Stay safe
~Manda
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I read your words and they made me think of all the dreams and wishes written on pieces of paper then hidden away. Seemingly forgotten, only to be found again and all those emotions come rushing back.
Good luck in the contes.
Juls


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So well spoken. The tales of yesterday so well documented. Good luck. Rose
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This is a thinkers poem and I love where my thoughts took me to here. Best to you in the contest


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very thought provoking.
Best of luck in the contest.
SJ -
Very well done, my best wishes in the contest.


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Oh yeh!!! She's back!!!


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Simple, yet thought provoking...It makes me think about how we seem to try and hang onto the past through words on paper and how futile that effort can be at times...
If I may, I would suggest using "bound" instead of "binding" or maybe removing "to"
-Garret
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