Dancer demasked

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by EternalHunter, Jul 26, 2005.

  1. EternalHunter

    EternalHunter Member

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    With the wake of waxy wane
    she trained her smile on the flame
    as dusty charcole arcs of tooth
    reflected the tragic and uncouth

    version of the story in her eyes.
    Catapulting cries through the
    mercury haze in brains raging for
    obsequious approval, the removal

    of those trials that define character,
    how strange. Can you iceskate on the
    cusp of mental precipice and
    look down at the bound ballerina feet

    that no longer hold the weight of those
    heavy eyes and that heavier heart.
    Stone can only perch so long on those
    delicate and fastidiously groomed toes.
     
  2. bluefairy

    bluefairy Member

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    i love your poem. its full of emotion
     
  3. sylvanlightning

    sylvanlightning Prismatic Essence

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    Wow, we do so change with age.
    Yet, each star ages so differently,
    for some implosions there is no return.
     
  4. fulmah

    fulmah Chaser of Muses

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    love the flow you have with this one here... I can see it working quite well as a spoken word piece... and I like the message too, reminds me of growing up... thinking you're impervious to anything, and coming to grips with reality.
     
  5. ripple23

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    yeah i hear that spoken word idea. definitely.
     
  6. EternalHunter

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    I wrote it kind of like a monologue, so to be read aloud. Glad you picked that up.
     
  7. steffan

    steffan puffin

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    I liked it more the third time i read it than the first, nice
     

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