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She And I




In vain
  her heart reverberates
  a peripheral wound
  sketching mirror images
  graphically enhanced
  by the forsaken kisses.

Her hand incinerates
as passion like a dying moth
succumbs her
  ~strewn~
like a helpless child,
she picks up the embers
redesigning life
only to end up hurt.

A prick, a thorn
  and an exhibition of melancholy
  yawning lazily at her destined fate.

Her guardian angel
  ageing faster than her
  vomitting as the fire
  spreads in her womb
  as a prayer incantation
      begins....

~~~

I picked up the canvas
  years later
    I  could smell her incense
      the candles still flicker
      the sands still brown
      but her morbid soul
      creates an ambience
      that opiates the memory
          which no one remembers.

She lies entombed in my spirit
    yet I feel nothing.






 



Author notes

These are the words I used:

peripheral
sketch
embers
exhibition
child
thorn
moth
yawn
canvas
guardian
sands
prayer
ambience
opiate


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  • Todays Poem Box
    February 1, 2009

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    Wow. Excellent job with the word bank!
    14/15 words used.
    Great imagery.
    Thanks for entering and best of luck!
    Write on.
    ~*~


  • SaraMaria
    January 31, 2009
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    Wow I love the imagery and the words that you use. A really great piece of work.


  • trekkergirl
    January 31, 2009

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    wow I always think that word bank poems can be so hard to write... depends on the words that are picked to use. You did well with this one. I thought the flow was a little off in places but all in all a very well written poem. Thanks for sharing this with us.


  • heavenbird gold member
    January 30, 2009

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    Wow! I loved your word choice and imagery.
    This was really beautiful.
    However, I felt the background was distracting, and some of the linebreaking could be improved.
    All in all, this was a really enjoyable poem!

    • phoenixonfire
      January 30, 2009
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      Sorry about the background!! I wanted plain but my computer was so slow and I was like whatever comes Oh! The break in lines was intentional!!
      Thanks


  • The.poet.of.hearts
    January 30, 2009

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    Hummz, nice but broken write, I can hope for yuor good to atleast get bronze :









    by
    the poet of hearts and beautiful words

    • phoenixonfire
      January 30, 2009
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      Thanks!! I do love broken writes thoh! It leaves a sense of interpretation!!


  • untouched pages
    January 30, 2009

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    ... Oh i totaly suck at word band contest.. I must say you did a great job.. I got chills. and that for me is a good thing. I ususaly get bored if a poem is more than 30 lines but you kept me in the loop the whole time!! I love ""I picked up the canvas
    years later
    I could smell her incense
    the candles still flicker
    the sands still brown
    but her morbid soul
    creates an ambience
    that opiates the memory
    which no one remembers.

    She lies entombed in my spirit
    yet I feel nothing."""
    This in its self could be a poem... or could have a contest written about it!! good luck!


  • LoveDeprived
    January 30, 2009

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    all i can think of is how well done this is.. tho for me

    "vomitting as the fire
    spreads in her womb
    as a prayer incantation
    begins...."

    is disturbing lol other than that everything just seems mystical in a way. how you weave the words and connect them is just mindblowing xD.


  • Jeremy0826 gold member
    January 30, 2009

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    Awesome work with this word bank prompt!
    Well done, I really love the last stanza in this.
    Thanks a lot for sharing it and keep up the
    wonderful work here!




    Jeremy0826


  • film noir
    January 30, 2009

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    You had a bunch of stellar phrases in this poem. My favorite stanza was the fifth. It really created a picture in my mind.

    - Aly


  • couldbeworse
    January 30, 2009

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    Her guardian angel
    ageing faster than her
    vomitting as the fire
    spreads in her womb
    as a prayer incantation
    begins....

    outstanding piece!

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