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"Poets and Seasons change" by Fantecstasy

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I wish I had been born an artist
Rather than a seasonal poet at best
In fall I beseech the lust woven skies
For the fabric of inspirational bliss
And as the page of my life turns
In the bitter cold I embrace dear winter's kiss
But skimming through heart broken chapters
I arrive in a cloudy spring of emptiness
So I wade amongst my words in shallow thought
Unappeased with what I am becoming
I have fallen under the magic it brings
To the tune and beat sweet rhythm sings
Poetry, thy wanton jester begs
What meadow would choose dusk over dawn
What heart would choose another over you
To hold love so near
As flowers hold a morning's dew



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On Sunday June 8th, 2008, NikesRain (1420) writes:
enchanting piece here to get caught up into... a quiet solemnity with well done images and flowing emotions...


On Friday March 14th, 2008, freudian-slip (396) writes:
normally so much rhyming makes me a little nutty, but this was great.


On Wednesday January 16th, 2008, An Expired Member (24) writes:
I enjoyed the way this was constructed and the emotions that flowed with it. Refreshing, something to chew on. Nicely done.


On Wednesday January 16th, 2008, Argentum (15) writes:
I second carlosjackal. I'm very impressed with this piece.


On Monday January 14th, 2008, carlosjackal (1724) writes:
Killer last line and the whole piece is a beautiful expression of soul searching wonder. Excellent work :) One typo: rythem = rhythm


On Monday January 14th, 2008, Fantecstasy (103) writes:
thanks (haha, that was my bad, even with the spell checker on DP too, that's just embarrassing)


On Thursday January 10th, 2008, Alanarchy (1698) writes:
I logged in, just to tell you how much I loved this piece. Beautiful. Truly eclectic, in both energy, imagery, and prose. Write on.


On Thursday January 10th, 2008, glasshouse (771) writes:
I second this. I only checked it out because I saw his comment and it made me curious. I'm very glad now that it did. What a wonderful expression here. Melancholy and regretful but still powered by a driving beauty in your words. I realy dug this. --Jes



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