Journey of the Last Tear

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by browneydgrl, Mar 27, 2005.

  1. browneydgrl

    browneydgrl Member

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    and so it would seem
    it was all just a dream
    never true
    never you
    not to me

    she spoke it soft
    it trickled neat
    a red teardrop that followed
    the line of her cheek
    quiet and sure of the passage of time
    til the path of her delicate jaw
    slanted up to the sky
    leaving gravity's unforgiving hand
    to the art
    of catching her youthful
    bleeding heart

    on the cold marble tapestry
    of muddy footprints
     
  2. gdhmomchild

    gdhmomchild Duct tape abuser

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    Loved the opening lines. Got a little wordy and seemed to throw off the rythmn. But very nice. Those line caught me as well..
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    leaving gravity's unforgiving hand to the art
    of catching her youthful, bleeding heart
     
  3. Firebelle

    Firebelle Member

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    Something about this pulled me in...I like!
     
  4. skyfire

    skyfire Member

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    i really liked this one...i can see where gdhmomchild is coming from though...i dont think it is wordy at all, but breaking up some of the longer lines differently would improve the flow of this piece...it has such beautiful imagry...
     
  5. skyfire

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    btw...i loved your title...
     
  6. browneydgrl

    browneydgrl Member

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    thanks for all your input...i broke it up a little, hope it flows better :)
     
  7. mysti

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    that was pretty good, i have no flow sense at all, i judge a poem by how much from the heart it is and by what it is about and if i can relate, i liked it:)
     

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