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Black Roses...

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Bestowing thee
black roses,
fore thy
darkness
art comely…

Thou doth
enthral mine
illusions.

Fog does’t
blanket
fear’s fading
storm.

Entwining
dual dreams,
wrapped
twix’t hopes…

Craving
long cold vices,
whilst yearning
thine affection’s
sensual touch…

Bespelled
within
petulant
adoration.



Author notes

These were my chosen options:

Write a poem with at least 25 words that do not repeat.

without using simple words like [a, the, this, but, and, you, I, me]...

40 words exact! Prompt choice~ roses


Pic by Jennifer Singleton...


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  • natchstucco
    August 8

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    A challenge indeed to write with out repetition and not using the list set forth. I enjoyed this script and think we definately use the words "like" or "and" to much in our vocabulary. The young of today see no value in beautiful language.


  • trekkergirl
    January 25

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    wow this one had to be really hard to write... if what you say in your AN is true. only one thing I need to mention is that only wanted left align work.
    Thanks for sharing this wonderful write with us and thanks for entering it into my contest.


  • LittleMoon silver member
    December 7, 2008

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    I could never of managed what you seem to of done with such ease. Very well done Sheila


  • EmeraldDreams
    December 1, 2008

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    Wow! what a lot of rules you set yourself with this piece, and yet you pull it off flawlessly!

    I loved the alliteration you used, it really gave it a nice feel and timbre, if thats the right word to use.... sorry, brain not working great today!

    So dark, and yet so beautiful. I loved it.


  • LadyDeMarco
    November 23, 2008

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    which rules did you read wrong? this was good. I like how you incorporated all of the challenges. thanks. interesting pic by the way.


  • LadyDementia gold member
    November 21, 2008

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    OOh I love the old English, holds a great air of romance to it, well does for me Love this, great take on such an ambiguous prompt. Awesomely penned hunni, all the best in the contest


  • Reptile Lady gold member
    November 17, 2008

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    Darkness poured as did the lustful imagery your words portrayed in this awesome write of yours hun
    Your strength is this style
    Best wishes and good luck to you
    Julie x


  • kiwigirljacks gold member
    November 16, 2008
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    Love this! I agree with October.. darkly sexy!


  • October
    November 16, 2008

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    Just beautiful!
    it's darkly sexy and flawless.
    Good luck in the contest!


  • sunoir
    November 16, 2008

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    Loved the lines
    "Fog does’t
    blanket
    fear’s fading
    storm."

    along with the dark quality and sensual tone of your write. Nice and the look to is as if it was in vase form and the rose of your poem is contained therein was the cherry on top.


  • Rayni Dayz
    November 16, 2008
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    Niice. I like the older language choice

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