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"Feeling Your Desperation" by LovedByAMiracle

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A hopeless aspiration

for the sky to crumble upon me

To absorb and bask in the dust

from a fatal heart decaying.


Crushing the abstract distortions

growing with a poignant uncertaintly

faced within your despret eyes.


Gloating in the light

of an emotional armageddon

Halted by the glistening

of a dawning tomorrow

turning from a blood red dusk

to a dusty orange


plagued with placidity.


feel the makings of an emotional flight

into words unsaid

known only by endeering stargazing

into a dialated deadness lurking above.


A creeping unyeielding light

infesting and twisting within

made aparent by sultry lips

to a longing despret utopia


felt from heart to heart.


knowing the tireless ruins

of a placid melodic breeze

away they will be swept

into a solicitous but daring venture

parallel to tomorrow




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On Monday August 16th, 2004, Brenya Rose (187) writes:
There is something buried in your work that I can dig out and relate to, You have such a magnificent honesty and a subtle yet overpowering strength in words.


On Tuesday February 17th, 2004, The Fallen Angel (289) writes:
such a peaceful quest...very talented piece+Fallen One+


On Saturday February 14th, 2004, Daemonicus (636) writes:
beautiful imagery, "blood red dusk", "dusty orange" somehow this provokes a feeling of heat. couldn't say that my head fathomed it to the last, but just to travel through the wordss and images was somehow pleasant. and again, you have a way with words, de


On Saturday February 14th, 2004, Daemonicus (636) writes:
liberate, and carrying the poem well.


On Thursday February 12th, 2004, An Expired Member (16) writes:
I dig... gorgeous... and you used glisten in it. I'm obsessed with that word. It makes me happy.


On Wednesday February 11th, 2004, Wish Upon A Star (385) writes:
*lick* You have done it again, my dear. This is beautiful. ~Wish Upon A Star


On Wednesday February 11th, 2004, Lydia Jade (784) writes:
such beatifull imagery very very well done!! ~Lydia~



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