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"The Quintessence of Elemental Beauty" by Tracer

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Black enveloping blue satire
swirling entrancement of burning relics,
Stimulus from cored pacification.

The praxis that followed the wind
Was the wind that followed the dancer
Skimming the sky,

'Fly danseuse of night rose,
Baptized child from turbulent sea.
Look upon the fields of viridian bliss,
Drifting from the Bay of Vlorė.
No more, my sweet,
Will tranquility catch your tongue'

Vine grasp of crippled hand
Scorched of velvet flame,
Maimed apparition,
Shame, dealt with by the heavenly spinners:
Thread of life woven, measured, and cut.

Change the cloak, the robe of grime
Terra firma crumbles with the sky,
Climb the ladder to Heavens above,
God will strike the preacher down.

'Realize a lost psalm covered in lye,
Scribed from hematic touch,
Crumbling, blows to azure,
Assuring a clandestine future'

Vapor rises to meet elusive wisdom
escaping Atlas’ burden,
immersed in a book of dead
Written by lost bairns looking for home.

Kindred departed, cast out, scattered,
To shores and isles far from charted.

'Seemingly those lost in thought,
Live as urchins, and die as bantling lost,
Though seafaring eye views different disguise,
The sextant shows where the origin lies.'

Stimuli burns to let bedlam set forth,
Unclothing the bluest of satire mask,
Mocking the night as days before.
Cooling earthly relics of archaic prying
minds settled in the heavens above.




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On Sunday March 21st, 2004, capt_funguy (1000) writes:
this is hardcore tracer ... the certainty is quite convincing ... like wordsmithing , and phrase jockeying .. the variety of images , tied together and set forward ... very interesting write ... thanks man ... funguy


On Saturday March 13th, 2004, OLd SouL (838) writes:
This combined with sleep deprivation took me to the stars, the sea, and the heavens and back. Where am I? Man, that was gracefully intense.. if that makes any sense. :::OLd


On Sunday March 7th, 2004, TheProphetUntold (348) writes:
Unique word choice, "maimed apparition" the combo I like the best. +T.P.U+


On Wednesday March 10th, 2004, Wish Upon A Star (385) writes:
Yeah... the words you use have a quality to them that I have rarely seen... Such amazing talent. ~Wish Upon A Star


On Saturday March 6th, 2004, Necromancer (85) writes:
I enjoyed the flow and the incorperation of religion even though i myself have no religion. keep up the exalent work~Necro(Justin)


On Saturday March 6th, 2004, Mademoiselle_Minx (131) writes:
wow....such descriptions...such vivid images in your mind...so deep and captivating...very nice write dude ;)


On Saturday March 6th, 2004, Lynaes (1133) writes:
I agree with purr. This piece grabs you at the begininng and gracefully carries you to the end. I wanted to say which stanza was my favourite, but I love it all. Excellent work. ~L


On Friday March 5th, 2004, purr_verse (1438) writes:
"dealt with by the heavenly spinners: Thread of life woven"...the way of wyrd...beautifully wyrdwoven, this piece; swept me in and under. purr


On Friday March 5th, 2004, Alanarchy (1627) writes:
Wow. Very deep and somewhat disturbing. Not sure why, but this really tugs at my senses. Pretty damn cool, bro. Much love and respect.


On Wednesday March 24th, 2004, An Expired Member (2) writes:
Wow..great writing, very hard to find. Beautiful words. Thanks for giving me the pleasure to read!



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