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64735, Lunar Eclipse Posted by Nowachaoticthing, Sun Mar-04-07 04:17 AM
Unfulfilled dreams and nightmares of inadequacy Taint a beam of spirituality with a rosy blush
In the intangible battle between purity and its shadow Each footfall becomes more labored Each blow unleashed strains against A ghastly counterweight silhouetted in obstruction
To gaze upon its face is to validate its existence To feel its texture is to fuel its maddening demand To kiss its crimson smile is to submit to its ripened fruit To ignore its infamy is to encourage its wrath upon the ignorant
A celestial quandary That often ends as quickly as it begins But for those of us who fear darkness, However brief
It’s the choices made within the shade That reflect upon the return Of the unforgiving pale glare.
"To be a poet is a condition, not a profession." - Robert Frost
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64742, RE: Lunar Eclipse Posted by SONO DEF, Sun Mar-04-07 09:12 AM
I actually thought this was pretty good. I may come off sounding dumb, but not alot of poetry attracted me unless it rhymed,lol. But since i came here, i've seen better, this was dope. Maybe now im inspired to give it a shot
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64928, RE: Lunar Eclipse Posted by Nowachaoticthing, Thu Mar-08-07 01:41 PM
Nah, you don't sound dumb at all. I'm honored to have inspired you to try something new and take a risk. Thanks for the kind words, and I'll be lookin for your efforts at unrhymed poetry.
Oh, and welcome to the boards.
"To be a poet is a condition, not a profession." - Robert Frost
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64745, Edgar Allen Poe~ish ... Posted by PhotoSynthesis, Sun Mar-04-07 01:12 PM
Just a slight flava of his maddening genius is sprinkled over your work at times -- I've noticed ...
U be channelling him at seances, or what?!?! -- :9
These words are "insanely" nice:
>To gaze upon its face is to validate its existence >To feel its texture is to fuel its maddening demand >To kiss its crimson smile is to submit to its ripened fruit >To ignore its infamy is to encourage its wrath upon the ignorant
>It’s the choices made within the shade >That reflect upon the return >Of the unforgiving pale glare.
Quotes the raven: Never~More -- :P
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64938, CoSizzle Posted by KnowOne, Thu Mar-08-07 03:04 PM
n/m
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65142, Really??? That's high-praise... Posted by Nowachaoticthing, Mon Mar-12-07 03:29 PM
I haven't read much of Edgar Allen Poe's work, but I remember reading The Raven way back when I was a shorty in high school.
Back then,my literary world view was heavily-influenced by hip hop lyricists like Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, De La Soul, Tribe Called Quest, etc... but once I read The Raven, I thought that was the illest thing I had ever laid eyes on... and it greatly inspired my first efforts.
Nearly two decades later, and i guess that cat still inspires me. Go figure.
"To be a poet is a condition, not a profession." - Robert Frost
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Blind Eye Turning: My book http://www.lulu.com/content/187759
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64842, RE: Lunar Eclipse Posted by gsquared, Wed Mar-07-07 02:24 AM
>>Each blow unleashed strains against A ghastly counterweight silhouetted in obstruction<<
That's cool...very good piece
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64870, i loved this Posted by mindful, Wed Mar-07-07 09:45 PM
A celestial quandary That often ends as quickly as it begins But for those of us who fear darkness, However brief
It’s the choices made within the shade That reflect upon the return Of the unforgiving pale glare.
and i'm glad you're posting your words more...
damn... to the above lines. you have this knack for creating a scene with the best visuals without drowning the reader in details. i loved this. peace~
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