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stabilizing.

smitten by survival techniques
and poached existence
oxymorons continue surviving
on frequent eclipses --
    nonexistent as
    liquid love.





crawling upon broken knees
with palms split open
in perfect circles
fitting your sunset eyes
I learn about

being.




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this is not good at all. I'm sorry.
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37 words. hopefully that's alright with you.

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  • aanika
    April 11

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    i love your imagery.
    it's not overdone like mine used to be or like SOME people's still is (I'M SO MAD ABOUT THAT BTW I'LL MSG U LATER

    i like ranting to u

    anyways this is gorgeous and i love the title

  • 37 words is fine, I did say you could go over I would disagree with your statement that "this is not good at all" and therefore would say that you don't need to apologise I like this piece, I think it's very creative and clever and I like your metaphors and your syntax is great. Nice job, well done and thank you for entering.

  • "fitting your sunset eyes
    I learn about

    being."

    Wow. I mean it.
    How can you think this is not good?
    Gah!

  • smitten by survival techniques
    -This is theoretically such an odd line. The use of the word smitten would usually have a different connotation to that of 'survival techniques', but the way you've worded it, it sounds perfect.


    This is excellent. How you could not like it...


  • new born
    April 9

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    actually quite good.

    'poached existence
    oxymorons continue surviving'
    -
    fitting your sunset eyes

    lovely word usage, really nice.
    great imagery & best of luck in the contest. :]

  • "on frequent eclipses --
    nonexistent as
    liquid love."
    that sounds amazing when it's read out loud.

    good luck in the contest, and your work is not bad. I don't think you could produce badness.

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