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Posted on: Aug 3 09, 19:21 |
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I am glad you enjoyed it Arnfinn How is the rewrite?? Better? Mysty |
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Posted on: Aug 2 09, 18:24 |
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REWORKED Rebirth
A walk in forest's autumn grave, as sun sifts through an auburn haze I picture myself buried here amidst elven brethren.
Majestic red sentinals guard paths of purity, heat ripples the air blocking intrusion of ne'er do wells trying to tempt nature's dryads.
A raven sky chases fire beams west, blanketing heat, the forest at midnight cooling. Sky adorned with pinpricks of light, glittering and in the nigh whispers of invisible creatures.
Divest of loomed cottons, this body perfect, flushes pink driving away ashen colored flesh, as it shudders, awakening in silvery rays of moonlight, a pale witness to a magical rebirth.
Rising into lustrous beams, arms raised,
I am a Goddess of night.
© 2009 Mysty Johnson
ORIGINAL Rebirth
A walk in forest's autumn grave, as the sun sifts through an auburn haze I picture myself buried here amidst elven brethren.
Majestic red sentinals guard paths of purity, heat ripples the air blocking intrusion of ne'er do wells trying to tempt nature's dryads.
A raven sky chases fire beams west, blanketting the heat, awash in midnight cool The darkness glitters with pinpricks of light and whispers from invisible night creatures.
Divest of loomed cottons, this body perfect, flush pink on alabaster flesh, shudders awake in silver rays of moonlight, a pale witness to the magic of rebirth.
Rising into those pale beams, arms raised, once again, I am a Goddess of night.
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Posted on: Oct 19 07, 15:38 |
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QUOTE (ohsteve @ Oct 18 07, 08:06 ) [snapback]103679[/snapback] Forgotten Page
Torn from a journal, <-----what was torn ?? Secrets? a ripped out page. <----- Is this line really necessary? Never to be remembered. What was written on it? Forgotten! Long sinced tossed, with the trash. Does it matter? You can use or lose my suggestions... but I picture something like this when reading this poem Secrets torn from a journal, never to remember what was written; long since forgotten. Tossed out; like forsaken trash. Does it matter? Anyways jmho ...... Mysty |
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Posted on: Oct 19 07, 01:57 |
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Revision 1
Sleeping Beauty
In stasis a sleeping beauty existing in the moment, feeling expectation waiting He has not arrived and still her heart calls out to him sending visions of rose red lips moist and parted, awaiting his urge to taste....
In stasis, visions of family life sharing and pledging to themselves a fulfilled sense of coming home. within her heart she is awaiting his arrival with a longing to consummate this dream with reality.
In stasis the heart only dreams and visions wing their way to him.... soft supple skin, rose hued blushes hidden by cloth, her passion that burns like an eternal flame unending... in Stasis.
© 2007 Mysty Johnson
Original Sleeping Beauty
In stasis like a sleeping beauty existing in the moment, feeling the expectation of something bound to happen and waiting.....waiting... He has not arrived and still this heart calls out to him sending visions of rose red lips moist and parted.. awaiting his urge to taste heaven.
In stasis, visions of family life sharing and swearing pledges to ourselves; commitment, a sense of coming home awaits his arrival and within her heart is a longing to consummate this dream with reality.
In stasis the heart only dreams and visions wing their way to him.... soft supple skin, rose hued blushes in places not visible over cloth, passion that burns like the eternal flame unending... in Stasis.
© 2007 Mysty Johnson |
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Posted on: Dec 12 06, 02:23 |
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QUOTE(Arnfinn @ Dec 7 06, 03:01 ) [snapback]88303[/snapback] QUOTE(Mysty @ Dec 1 06, 05:54 ) [snapback]87984[/snapback] What Did You Do?
Hi Sandra,
I don't really understand the complexities of this poem. Mainly, because of the person/tense situation.
I may be enlightened by other responses.
Thundering passions <<< How about reversing 'Passions thundering' run screaming on through,<<< screaming through anger and madness <<< 'the anger and madness' plaguing you. He said he would love you till an eternity passed<<< 'until eternity passed' comma, but now she is in his life<<< now she's in his life-- dash his demeanor is crass. You wonder<<< what does she have<<< other than your man.<<< Maybe delete this stanza?
Knowing she has him,<<< Perhaps delete 'Knowing' >>> She has him seeing her smug smile <<< to>>> see her smug smile and her devious eyes;<<< to>>> her devious eyes yours, a torrent of red tears...<<< red tears? insanity crowding your thoughts; madness feeding fears. Thunderous passions run screaming on through, anger and madness would make a killer of you.<<< perhaps 'make's a killer of you.'
What did you do?
Copyright © 2006 Sandra Elizabeth Johnson Just my ideas Sandra. I may be way off beam. I tried to cut some surfelt words here and there, and shape the end word rhyme in the stanzas. I'm interested in your poem and shall be following the thread to see how things turn out. Regards, John Thank You John I will surely consider those... this piece is a work in progress. ~Mysty~ |
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