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Kattywig

Each drop fell upon soft sponge like mass
Soaked into a solace refuge awaiting consumption

Warm gentle ray like vistas of color
Bright introspective in design, caressed
the multitude of layers

While heated slowly moisture permeates beneath
Refusing its refuge, denying its whole
For the want of others

Mortality awaits within a shelled mass
Feeding off birth right desires
Handed down by wise extensive arms
Out stretched within reach of only
Currents of passion

Flotation speaks softly
Expelling words written on parchment of rose petal dust
Dew drop ink  The affection

Imposed upon by a feathered parachute
towards an impervious destination
Hindered only by distortion
beneath withering protrusion

Innocent
Exposed to a whim of a design unknown to it self
But apart of the whole

Reaches the end of the journey
but not the conclusion

Hence
The beginning


Author notes

Relationship--A connection between things---------

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  • rinzurajan
    November 15
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    nice usage of metaphors...

    good luck


  • Shantti silver member
    September 8

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    Lovely choice of vocabulary and elloquantly worded.

    Flotation speaks softly
    Expelling words written on parchment of rose petal dust
    Dew drop ink The affection

    Excellent writting
    Thank you for entering


  • dutch2lips gold member
    July 28
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    thank you for entering


  • shiratikva
    July 25
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    nice words...interesting write


  • xmiasmatik
    July 24
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    this is good freeverse.

  • this is great write. i enjoyed your imagery. it reminded me of a kaleidescope.


  • Jeremy0826 silver member
    July 20

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    Great work I enjoyed reading this one!
    Good luck to you in all of your contests here.
    Thanks for sharing it!




    Jeremy0826

  • Juno101
    July 19

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    yo, i think you described things in a sort of creative way and the imagery was good. the ending is also a bit thought provoking. thanks for joining my moresome.

  • Wow, alot of contests this was in.

    I liked the imagery of this piece and how this was structured well. Your emotions are very enjoyable to read out, and I like how by the end you leave the reader pushing their own thoughts into the poem. Great job and good luck in the contest.

    Josh


  • DancingRed
    July 7

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    "upon soft sponge" - nice image and clever sibilance!

    I like how the fifth line begins uncapitalised. Perhaps other lines only need capitalisation when you're beginning a new sentence?

    Maybe you could have used a bit of punctuation to guide the reader. We like to know when to pause to take breaths when reading. This line might work better with a comma, for example:

    "Refusing its refuge, denying its whole"

    Thanks for entering.
    DancingRed.

  • i am sorry

    but this is definetly longer than 20 lines. try and enter another, shorter poem

  • Abnormal
    June 27
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    I like this poem. The imagery is great and I like the way you've written it.


  • Danna Hobart
    June 25
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    Thank you for entering.

  • A very good write. Love the imagery and metaphore. Thank you for entering my contest and good luck.

  • This is a gorgeous write; nicely crafted and a unique piece
    Thankyou so much for entering this piece in my contest, and I wish you the best of luck!

    ♥ Maria ♥


  • NitroCircus
    June 12
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    Interesting. It is unique. thank you for entering

  • shiratikva
    June 12
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    Good piece of poetry.
    "Especially I like these lines:
    "Mortality awaits within a shelled mass
    Feeding off birth right desires
    Handed down by wise extensive arms
    Out stretched within reach of only
    Currents of passion"
    I suggest you to read rules of any contest you enter.
    Can you put the quote you choose in the Author Notes?
    Thank you for entering, good luck!

  • An interesting poem
    Thank you for sharing your work

  • i like this, it incorporates many of the quotes i asked for, its elegant and thought provoking, something i would like to write. I especially like the flow of the poem, and enter a few more contests, its how you get known! thanks for entering


  • lie
    June 10

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    I don't think you could enter this in anymore contests. eh?
    It is a nice poem, though. Tough in abstractions and oxymoron. The ending was solid.


  • shiratikva
    June 7
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    You should write a quote you choose in AN

  • This is a good piece, man it's entered into a lot of contests! Best to you in the contest


  • Red Rocket
    June 5
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    Dear Poet:

    Please do not reply to this comment as the contest is anonymous. I have a couple recommendations for revision: 1) in your AN's choose and credit a song, art piece and/or concept prompt from the contest and 2) "mass" appeared twice. I will read and comment again before the contest is over.

    Good luck

  • very good. i thought it was pretty good! keep up the good work! thanks for entering and god luck in my contest!

  • Interesting piece... I can track the main character's thought process to an end, which leads to a new beginning. Thanks for entering!

  • hmm well very interesting poem. your extravagant words, while making the poem more sophisticated also cluttered it a little and made it difficult to understand. i like it, nonetheless you didn't follow my rules, therefore i will have to DQ you. SORRY


  • new born
    May 25

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    wow. this is incredible.

    i think in the 2nd & 3rd stanzas
    vista's should be vistas and it's should be its.

    i'll give you clappies when the contest is over. :]

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