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Little Lines Of Fractured Poetry



I sat upon the saw-teeth
wringing handkerchief hands

Mated weave in abstract non-cohesion
like patchwork of margin phrases

It was a flower blooming like fresh road-kill
spread across a freeway ribbon.

I suppose I wear worry like a tattoo
drawing awkward glances from shoe tied eyes
as they huddle like penguins
against the heathen dark that is me,

shattered ambits personality
like a fist wrapped in pillow talk

when six cruelly curdles to manufacture eight.

There are regrets that hide
between spaces of seconds

melded like reclaimed glass
into a chimera of age and memories

and I wonder how many regrets
it takes to fill a sigh.


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  • badnovocaine
    November 4, 2008

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    I suppose I wear worry like a tattoo
    drawing awkward glances from shoe tied eyes
    as they huddle like penguins
    against the heathen dark that is me

    Tons of flavor packed into this
    Congrates on the gold


  • Commodore Rouge
    October 18, 2008

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    Those are cool phrases!
    "It was a flower blooming like fresh road-kill
    spread across a freeway ribbon."
    that's my favorite. It made me smile.

  • Yvette Champ gold member
    October 14, 2008

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    I have read this several times over different days, at first I was in smile/only/applaud mode and thought no , I will revisit when I can write what I find within little lines of fractured poetry rather than simply smile/smile simply.

    Then I read again and wrote a rambling comment and deleted before posting for it was like a camp of Cub Scouts that had many troops but had lost much of their survival equipment ( stay with me Col ) ie " two tents"


    If this is how you create Jigsaw Poetry, taking pieces of other picture poetry, making them fit with complete ease to form a new picture, then it is , to me, superb.

    I never paused but paced each piece of crazy paving


    Kudos








  • lunarlunacy
    October 13, 2008

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    You have assembled quite the string of pearls here, and highlighted with your Hope Diamond of poetics -
    "and I wonder how many regrets
    it takes to fill a sigh."
    - effin brilliant!


  • jasminerose
    October 8, 2008

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    Brilliant, I need not say anthing else
    Jazzy


  • Danna Hobart
    October 8, 2008

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    It was a flower blooming like fresh road-kill
    spread across a freeway ribbon.

    I love this image and the way it is worded.

    as they huddle like penguins

    This is a brilliant simile. I am jealous of it.

    like a fist wrapped in pillow talk

    I am jealous of this one too.

    Your last line is brilliant as well. I am very impressed. Thanks so much for entering this contest.


  • whispernthedark Greeters member
    October 7, 2008

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    My God, this is wonderful,and just snippets at that. Best of luck to you.


    whisper


  • Never Fall in Love
    October 7, 2008

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    "and I wonder how many regrets
    it takes to fill a sigh."

    A whole lifetime of them.


    amazing set of lines, though

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