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The way leads on...

The way leads on...
The way leads on…..

the path…….
dark and swollen
the rock absorbing solitude
the wind echoing lullaby’s warble

and sometimes…
peeping from a sidewalk fence
a rose with moon inside
reflecting a sparkling eye
pink—the color of desire which the rainbow failed to own

the flame of the forest with
a shadowy smile
bending to touch the unuttered word
the falling leaves
wayward
darkening gloom and unattended screams
accompanying the gasping breath
the creeping numbness of a distanced affection
the truth unknown
on the wailing path
the affected cloud
staring at the detached sky
the bush thick and close
like the lovers’ grip
the orange glow seemingly indifferent
with hidden palpable hearts
the mind carrying half-forgotten
disturbing  melodies

and sometimes…
the anklet of singing streams
squeezing a seductive smile
gliding on fantasy
to float on lighter moments
the heat of blending symphonies
melting bodies and souls in unison
exciting pleasantries

buried angst springing from
suppressed whimper…
and the world
hanging  upside down…
the way leads on….



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  • pranj silver member
    March 20

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    interesting read!
    pink—the color of desire which the rainbow failed to own - a beautiful line


  • michichoeret
    January 1
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    welldone

    wow rock absorbing solitude
    you really feel that?

    i sure hope you do


  • insideinsanity
    December 30, 2008

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    Interesting. It seems to be a journey written here, a specific rush through the various stages of understanding. There's a cynical glance towards certain aspects, yet then there's always something that distinctly causes question. I love the word choices; you paint a very vivid picture here.

    A very well done write. Bravo!

    Thank you for entering the contest

  • aqua -rius
    December 14, 2008

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    I long to see the color of your desire,
    the bush thick and close
    and the lovers’ grip,
    squeezing a seductive smile,
    the heat of blending symphonies
    and melting bodies...


  • Poet Muse silver member
    November 8, 2008

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    Beautiful Melancholy...

    Thank you for sharing your muse's creativity with all of us!! This piece is one in which a reader can read over again and find something new in each reading, taking away a different image in the mind's eye each time. Your surreal metaphoric skill is rich in vibrant patterns of intermingled feelings... I really enjoyed reading "The Way Leads On..." and I'm wishing you all the best in all you do!! Thanks again, your outstanding poem made my day complete!! Peace, love & hugs always, xx Cyn

  • Just4u
    November 6, 2008

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    there in bend of river
    nature shows its smile
    finds joy within the hardship
    of the journey through the miles

    pulling from the bottom
    and sharing side to side
    as the waters churn forever
    unveiling all that hides

    there on delta's surface
    the trip does end at last
    as into arms of mother
    it now at last does pass

    A droplet of much younger
    survived through all the storm
    until within the seabeds
    again will be reborn

    Happy Holidays...

    Hugs...Eddy

    Inspired by the lines
    "the anklet of singing streams
    squeezing a seductive smile"
    Making me think at each bend in the river
    is just mother natures smile... so the
    bigger the bend, the bigger the smile...


  • Angelo di Luce gold member
    November 6, 2008
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    Interesting write, so many pictures
    Well done


  • dustytiger
    November 4, 2008
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    wow, great poem, i can feel myself being lead the way as i read it, best of luck in the contest
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