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a poem is


Author: meoww
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a poem is





a poem
is that silence
between
heartbeats
between fingers
crushed together
with sweat
and denial
and different
shades
of fortune
beckoning
with

a stone fist.

a beatific hermit
sits upon its thumb
face warm and
windswept:
an open robe
and pages falling
out from his
teeth.

a poem is found
in smoke and silence
raindrops and fire
becoming steam
and vision
widening.

open
dream
soma
blurry

focus.




Submitted on 2008-12-04 18:41:29     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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  and that being said, what would a poet be? :-)
| Posted on 2009-02-16 00:00:00 | by CrypticBard | [ Reply to This ]
  my mercury
imaginings

gliding unconsciously

between
through
and in

dark and light

time and space

ephemeral and forever

are nothing
without

my stone fist rebellion
the staunch sceam of defeat
that slant ray sunlit flower

there
(only there)
where nowhere is
a poem is always
(never)
found

and will always be waiting
to be found

-meh. whatever, your inspiring. I thought Id try a go at your comment poem thing. Cheers.

and meow! Wolfebark chomp mmmmmmm...kitty! (????)

| Posted on 2009-01-09 00:00:00 | by leftof_red | [ Reply to This ]
  after reading this i sat a few minutes in silence , then wow !!!! what a great poem.
poetry is a passion and this poem is full of passion,i am sure that if you read this at a workshop, 3 things would happen,the audience would feel the "passion", you would recieve the "admiration," then the audience " the inspiration". great poem
take care
| Posted on 2008-12-05 00:00:00 | by eyeless in gaza | [ Reply to This ]


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