French Inhale

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by inbloom, Aug 25, 2005.

  1. inbloom

    inbloom as the crow flies...

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    I'd offer a cigarette,
    but you don't smoke.
    Your lungs so pure
    and free from
    choke.
    French inhale,
    blue smoke rise
    and fall to.
    The ground looks
    so vertical, when
    we lay on our side.
    Is it okay if we
    stay until the sun
    rises?
    And falls again.
    The dew from the grass
    has dampened our
    clothes, so I watch
    you undress, as smoke
    enters my nose.
    French inhale.
    Your bare breasts rise
    in the sunlight,
    and fall again
    as this perfect day
    turns into a perfect night.
    And fall again.
    I'll feel you warm and soft
    in the cold of moonlight's
    open heart,
    my forever sweet.
    Together we'll entangle,
    forever we'll entwine
    in the blue smoke rising
    from my
    french inhale.
     
  2. inbloom

    inbloom as the crow flies...

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    *ahem* bump...
     
  3. tommyboy487

    tommyboy487 Member

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    Is it okay if we
    stay until the sun
    rises?
    And falls again.

    I like this part. Something probobly everybody can relate to... The feeling of wanting to stay in a moment forever.
     
  4. inbloom

    inbloom as the crow flies...

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    Well, thanks. I'm glad at least someone took the time to reply. I have no idea why my work gets such bad reception, on this forum...
     
  5. tommyboy487

    tommyboy487 Member

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    haha dont worry about it ... its not bad reception.. people here are just so preoccupied with getting people to comment on their work that they dont comment on other peoples work....

    do you comment on other stuff??:p
     
  6. inbloom

    inbloom as the crow flies...

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    Yeah, I do comment on other people's work, from time to time. I read quite a few of the poems on here, but I only respond when a piece really draws an emotion out of me. When I see alot of the work on here, if the first stanza or so doesn't grab my attention, I usually just discard it.

    I don't want that to sound rude, and I'm betting I may be missing out on some good pieces by doing so, but it's just how I feel. If I feel compelled to leave the thread, I do. If I feel compelled to respond, I do.

    Maybe nobody just feels compelled to respond to my work. Which would suck, but that's okay. I've posted this, and some other pieces on other forums, and they usually get a fairly good reception. It sometimes leads me to believe that people are just too snooty on this poetry forum. I dunno, though.
     
  7. Major Peacenik

    Major Peacenik Member

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    I like this, but I lost interest near the end. "French inhale" is a powerful phrase, but maybe you should use it more sparingly, because by the end, it becomes the symbol of your poem, its main idea, instead of a device to put your main point across...
     
  8. Lozi

    Lozi Senior Member

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    i mostly tend to comment on the posts that have no replies but occasionally when i'm not feeling so lazy i will post in ones that already have replies..ie..this one! good stuff james i like the smoky sensation and the thin tall layout of the piece...almost a shape of your words:)
     
  9. inbloom

    inbloom as the crow flies...

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    Thanks Lozi!!! :D I'm glad you liked it!!

    Major Peacenik, thanks for your feedback, as well. I feel I did use the phrase "French Inhale" pretty sparingly, as it only appears three times in the poem. Once at the beginning, once in the middle, and once in the end. I feel it gives it a nice touch. Thanks for the feedback, though!! :)
     

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