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For Marie

illuminations colour my tongue

bitter faded greens long for yellows

the sweetness that once filled the air

no longer resides in trinkets and treasures

but I yearn to bury the exalted Queen

burn to taste the salts once more

then I will reclaim what was always mine

    I plan to revise this poem: please leave constructive criticism!
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  • koshkka
    July 22
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    beautiful!
    =-)

  • koshkka
    July 11

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    great poem, i loved how you tapered the ending. those strong words in the end that leave me feeling kind of smitten.
    if you're still interested in crits, i strongly suggest removing 'that' in the first two lines; also 'and' in line two, and lastly "I" that begins your 5th line. i am partial to minimalist writing, and i think it would bring this together cleanly, nice and tight.

    beautiful words, and nice to be back here. i am overdue.
    have a lovely day!

  • this is a very lovely short poem! i love your use of colors to describe your sensations. this might just be me being all OCD, but i think that punctuation would make this a bit easier to read. thats just me though
    excellent poem! i have missed your writing!


    • ml12
      May 25
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      Thanks for your comments. The colours were inspired by synethesia, which I think might be somewhat familiar to you. I miss my writing too


  • Polaja Greeters member
    May 25

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    I enjoy colour imagery - you know that I think you mean "longer" instead of "long" - but other than that this is oddly intriguing I think some expanding on the Queen would be nice ... but that is just my opinion


    Polly

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