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Enthralled by your kiss

Sunlight dancing on your hair

Your fingers ~ caressing crags and caverns

lips feasting on my essence

Our bodies

entwined in rapture



But, you’re not here.
 


And…



These are the echoes of anguish.



Patricia Gibson-Williams


 


 

 

Author notes

Here is my humble attempt at creating a poem that is deep and though-provoking in 7 to 9 lines.  I’ve had the line “echoes of anguish” haunting me for sometime… frankly this wasn’t the poem I had in mind to write for it, but this is one that my muse sent me.  Who knows I may still write another one.  I actually wrote a haiku/senryu first using the first two lines and the above from the last.  I’d also like suggestions for the title.  Thank you for taking the time to read my work.  ~ Patti ~
Written July 4th, 2004

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  • wendy
    July 6, 2004
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    Very comforting.

    Hmmmmmmmmm, very intense. It leads from emotion to the next. It's a huge part of life making our wounds as they heal into scars.

  • Prodigee
    July 5, 2004
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    Vey beautiful poem.
    ~
    Our bodies


    entwined in rapture





    But, you’re not here.




    And…





    These are the echoes of anguish.
    ~
    I loved these lines.Very deep.Thanks for sharing this piece.
    ~Ro'Shawn


  • aura
    July 5, 2004
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    WOW!

    wow!

  • Apurva
    July 5, 2004
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    Perfectly worded and perfectly written. Great job.


  • Clyde1023
    July 5, 2004
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    i like the quote...good one to haunt you...lol...the poem was simply exquisit!


  • AngelSeeker silver member
    July 5, 2004
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    I had planned to use "Echoes of Anguish" as my title, (before I wrote the poem anyway)but I decided that it would really give the ending away to do it with this poem. I was sort of going for a suprise ending. Thank you for your comments on my work. Patti


  • July 4, 2004
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    well, I like it a lot!!!

    keep on writting, you're great at it!!!

    little one

  • perfctdeception
    July 4, 2004
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    Beautiful

    I love this poem. I like the term "echoes of anguish." It's so...thought provoking. This poem said a lot in a few lines. I wish you the best of luck in the contest. I think "Echoes of Anguish" would make a good title, but I also like the one you already have. Great write, Keep it up. Always, D*

  • xearinex
    July 4, 2004
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    great write keep it up good luck with the contest. EaRiNe!!!!


  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    July 4, 2004
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    You call this
    Humble???????
    I call it beautiful
    Good luck in the contest
    Nice to meet you also
    This is my first read of yours
    Will definitely look for me
    Hugs
    Susan~~~


  • lekha
    July 4, 2004
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    lovely write
    i think you is a perfect tittle, but if want another tittle could be musings? or simply dreams?

    best of luck for the contest
    god bless

    lekha


  • Mozaic
    July 4, 2004
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    excellent!

    Wow...I really felt this one. You have such control over the moment you truly delivered!


  • brittanyann5
    July 4, 2004
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    Its a great poem I Think you did a beautiful job writing it and used the "echoes of anguish" to your advantage. Unfortunately I'm even worse with thinking of titles though. I might read it over a couple more times and try to think of one. Otherwise hopefully someone else can help you! But the poem rocked so thats all that matters! Keep it up!
    ~Brittany

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