~After~
Silver linings in circular designs
carved along the sides
~breaking~
scratching the walls
persistently ripping
old rusty iron
melting in my smooth hands
now, severely damaged.
I scream
voices quickly
responding to my call..
...only to know they were mine.
~Before~
Constructive imagination
slowing
resting under a banyan tree
counting leaves
smelling nature
playing with canes and sweet candies
loving kisses
tingling my senses.
I scream
voices quickly
responding to my call
...my mother, my father and my brother.
And hence, I lose
seven minutes of an old song
ten seconds of the tree's smell
and still trying to find
unhygenic escape routes.
I shudder
I cry
but I know that the more I try
the less I find the end.
Author notes
Algrin: "How's your poem coming?"
Katsumoto: "The end is proving difficult."
I have taken the prompt that I have shifted from being a happy cheerful poetess to a dark depressed poetess and I cant seem to find a stop to this depression era.
Thanks for the amazing prompt 
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THis is excellent. Those final words drew this piece to a great conclusion. The metaphors were great also. Best to you in the contest


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And hence, I lose
seven minutes of an old song
ten seconds of the tree's smell
and still trying to find
unhygenic escape routes.
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I found this poem to be amazingly written. I loved your take on the prompt as well. Good luck in the contest!
-Sadien


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I found the imagery stunning... plus the repeating of certain parts.. well done as well!!! This reminded me of detox... I once was addictied to pain killers.... and the detox and to get me cleaned up totaly was so pain full... I was not only in pain but It was the pain of not having the comfort of it!!!
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Here is some really great use of imagery to convey emotion. The way you contrast the iron and the tree; the beautiful and the ugly. I must admit that I would have had no idea what this poem was about without reading the author notes but after reading them I find that the poem is beautifully written to express it's theme.
Even without the benefit of understanding the theme of the poem your excellent use of imagery conveyed the emotion of the piece to me as I read it. -
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Thats fine!! There is use of metaphors to a large extent!
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