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‘you’re incapable of love’

i.
stone-hearted
I reminisce about those times
when you believed in me

before the clouds scattered,
and trees cried their leaves off

you used the word incapable
to describe your vulnerability
when looking into my constantly
bloodshot eyes.

ii.
I was never there to listen,
always in my own montage scene
where colors mixed
turning into a giant mosaic
that greatly resembled your beauty

iii.
I was sober when I saw
who you really were inside --

a destroyer of poppy fields,
and amber sun eyes.

I never looked at color the same way again.

Author notes

prompt: resplendent

it made me think of colors and pretty stuff.. and i obviously had to make it depressing cause i can't write happy poetry lol.

hope it's alright.

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  • hey charlie
    April 11
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    "and trees cried their leaves off"

    You're a genious and you're a finalist too.

  • Good. The flow is off, but the message is deep.

  • "‘you’re incapable of love’" - I love how this piece starts. Draws you in quickly, knowing that it's going to be sad, but beautiful.

    "before the clouds scattered,
    and trees cried their leaves off" - Beautiful imagery.

    "iii.
    I was sober when I saw
    who you really were inside --

    a destroyer of poppy fields,
    and amber sun eyes.

    I never looked at color the same way again." - Amazing ending.

    This is beyond brilliant. This piece is sad and painful, but displayed so calmly and absent.

    Beautiful write.

  • "and trees cried their leaves off"
    That's some brilliant imagery. I love the image of a tree being unhappy and therefor it sheds it's leaves, that's beautiful.


    "a destroyer of poppy fields,
    and amber sun eyes.

    I never looked at color the same way again"

    'Amber sun eyes' What a beautiful line, that's really heartwarming and so vivid, easy to see, taste and smell the moment.

    You've done an excellent job here!

    Regards,
    Sophie


  • I've read this poem so many times since you posted it.

    I love it, it reminds me of the story I have with that boy, especially;

    "stone-hearted
    I reminisce about those times
    when you believed in me

    before the clouds scattered,
    and trees cried their leaves off"

    This poem is so beautiful.
    You wrote it so excellently.
    I kinda wanna post all of it here, because I love every syllable of it.

    *adds to list*


  • cherrytree
    March 29

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    a destroyer of poppy fields,
    and amber sun eyes

    this is beatiful
    'you're incapable of love'

    why are you so good at writing?
    looove you <3

  • wow.
    this really blew me away.
    nice job interpreting the prompt :]
    is interpreting the right word? i dont know, IT IS NOW! :]
    great write.
    thanks for entering!

  • I love the starting line. Really paints a picture as too what will follow.

    I was never there to listen,
    always in my own montage scene
    -gahh, just shroud everyone on this site with your brilliance why don't you?

    I never looked at color the same way again.
    -What a suprise, the ending is perfect.

    Excuse me now whilst i burn all my insignificant words


  • stasis
    March 28

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    I think this is probably my favorite write of yours. Seriously, I love this to no extent.

    "I was sober when I saw
    who you really were inside --

    a destroyer of poppy fields,
    and amber sun eyes."
    That part is so freaking awesome, I can't even describe it.
    You're amazing.

    ♣ Tegan


  • new born
    March 28

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    this is amazing. I love:
    'I destroyer of poppy fields,
    and amber sun eyes.'
    should 'I' be 'a' though?
    really beautiful, best of luck.

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