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> Sounds in the Dark, W. Whitman challenge
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post Nov 13 03, 13:27
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Sounds in the Dark

In the starlight of heaven and darkness
when I sit alone, waiting for you,
faint whispers that I  hear
pour softly down, voice so distant.

Your words, hold me powerless
restrained, tense, there among the rocks,
through the leaves and branches
the bleeding drops, like lyrics of love.

Must I swim the delicate path of hope,
tread the gossamer thread  of life,
wonder if her shrouded hope will fail,
that nature’s pulses reaped.

Yet in the dalliance of my life
strong is the spirit that trails.
 
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JLY
post Nov 13 03, 19:35
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You have woven a coherent story.  You seem to have the knack for bringing sense to disassociated phrases.


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post Nov 13 03, 21:58
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John,
Wish I was coherent all the time. The phrases just give me a boost in the right direction.
Glad you enjoyed.
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post Nov 14 03, 18:58
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Nicely written Larry.
Simple and direct.
Just as he would have liked it.

Oh Captain My Captain.
The Prize is almost won.

Tom

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post Nov 14 03, 19:55
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Larry,

You know my reaction to this when you first shared it with me... This is one of my fav of yours yet... and I know you'll give me more to love soon...


Lovely read indeed!


Dani


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post Nov 15 03, 04:37
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Tom,
Walt was a nice guy, hope I pleased him.
"The port is near
the prize, not so near"
Glad you liked it.
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post Nov 15 03, 04:41
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Dani,
Thanks so much for your kind words, hope I can live up to your expectations.Thanks for stopping in.
Hugs
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post Nov 15 03, 06:29
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Oh Zeus, How beauitful... this is one of your ultimate perfect poems and you have a list longer than us all together of amazing poems!

Hugs, Liz

I look forward to reading more like this from you!


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post Nov 15 03, 18:38
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Liz,
Thanks dear, for your faith in Zeus. I wish my poems were perfect, but even as a god, I have no control. Just a mortal would be poet.
Glad you enjoyed and your comments.
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