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Post by Queen of Rain on Mar 15, 2005 8:01:02 GMT -8
Violet and the puzzling day of heat
It’s turning humid The smell of the violets Is far to strong Nauseating heat Strikes against me As I open the window To breathe some fresh air
Inside its blackened And I do detest him And all he stand for But green faith arises As he talks about her
Do not take me wrong He could as well leave But the humid weather Makes music into buzz Like bees on the veranda Violet too strong
I just do not want to know them The details he shares I puzzle myself In this midsummerday I do not envy her conquer She picked up the trash But that green faith arises As he prefers her
(Even if I hate him I was comforted by his admiration)
Now he compares us And the violets strangle me I want the admiration, nothing else From him outside, that I cannot stand Humid thunder of strangling colours I open the window To get some air
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Post by frontpagenews on Mar 15, 2005 19:21:08 GMT -8
I like the imagery in this peom its different the violets is pretty cool stuff.
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Post by Pseudomuse on Mar 18, 2005 9:44:34 GMT -8
the imagery of violets and the pressure of heat comes through very well in this poem. nice job. I like the last stanz the best. You might want to spell check some stuff, more like plurals, and consider using punctuation in it. but otherwise bellisimo!
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