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no, never.

drawn deep indigo ribbons
pulled tighter into bows
cinch, accent
happiness one knot away;
I should be ecstatic

[wool moths,
eating away at themselves
& flying in circles--
fangs dipped
into ink ashes]

torrent masterpiece
that is painted next to you
merely shutter shadow escape
and strawberry soup wishes

the mint's turned stale;

do I dream? no, never.

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I'm sure, and yet I'm not sure.

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  • Predaw
    January 10

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    They say Poe I say James Morrison. Dark with no bad aftertaste. I love it. Starting to notice you try capturing emotions or feelings, and rarely do you ever try to tell a story or have a sequence of events. It is a great way to write. I look forward to clicking on more of your works.


  • lowercase prelude gold member
    December 16, 2008
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    Wonderfully penned
    The ending was great
    I like the mystery of your AN


  • Bean Sidhe silver member
    November 6, 2008

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    Ohh. I like this quite a bit. I enjoyed the structure techniques you employed and your word usage is exemplary. Not to mention that I am a rabid Poe fan.

    Nicely done & thank you for your entry!


  • Coffer
    October 30, 2008

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    One word.

    POE. This is such an eerie peice that is masterfully constructed with a heavy suspense draw with every word. This style reminds me of the first time I read E.A. Poe, just leaving me speechless at the raw feelings that it lays out. To never dream, never having a hope at happiness, that is a deep message.

    Great job, good luck in the judging.

    -Nathan


  • AllThatRemains
    October 30, 2008

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    Once again— I've said this before— you are fantastic. I love the second stanza— the one in brackets. Gorgeous. It's... yeah. You're very deep, sister of mine.

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