This morning I broke a window,
with an old wine bottle.
It was filled with slush
and dirt.
A sunken ship:
the miniature tragedies.
By afternoon I was yelling,
while running on my feet.
Driving spikes through my bones,
but there is no time for fatigue.
By late night,
I perfected the art of stalking.
No victims
nothing weak.
A contest entry
- modern depression by Dangerousparable.
900 points, ended January 9, 13 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
An apology to Gemma
Comments
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HA! now this is one of my favs from you. I enjoyed this a lot. the imagery was on point, and i could see how you were feelin. you have an awesome mind and way of thinking, very creative, i love it!


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I love this...it is one of your best in its tautness ...and just a bit of mystery to make me work on its meaning(s)
I like the afterthought bit of
"A sunken ship
the miniature tragedies"
and I like the way that you depict a life that is hectic and rich...this is so vivid


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I found this so moving. Yes, patience is essential.
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And an apology for bad stalker jokes and cynical draft-things. . . .and perpetually drunk judgement, general cringe-worthy nervous-wreck-conversation-making. lol. . . ect. ect. Basically all.
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Oh, typo line 2).
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Hey, no apology needed. I wouldn't be one for empty courtesy with my poetry anyway. . . Say your first thought, no problem.
"It was filled with slush
and dirt.
A sunken ship,
the miniature tragedies."
I love that, solid metaphor. You do these damn quick. What are you on? lol. Vivid, visually and physically. It's funny what people write when they talk to me. Great stuff.

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