Crepe Paper Flames

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susansnow
susansnow
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You force of change! The ace of spades swallowed the king of hearts.The cherry on top of delights reached without expectation. You hurt like splinter-fetcher hot needles against and then in skin. I finally believed in past kinships, the electric something, or the residue of history. Old stories passed down from mother tongue to ear. Or simply kindred souls. Like the taste of honey or the feel of tense campfire orange crepe paper flames and sweet anticipation. To decipher marks, scars. To taste the bitter and risk it all again. I saw and felt the light for a thin sliver of time. Beware the bards; charisma leads to chaos. Look past their sad eyed lure.

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tazz317tazz317over 9 years ago
PROSE EXPLAINS THE BARDS

but not their intentions. TK U MLJ LV NV

AnonymousAnonymousover 9 years ago
Doesn't rhyme

I like poetry that rhymes. You must have put a lot of work into this, and it must mean something, but not my cup of tea. I'll vote based on the quality of what you did, not on my preference for real poetry.

pelegrinopelegrinoover 9 years ago

I'm not sure I understand it well or in any way you mean it, but I love your choice of words. To me it teaches that even known history can be volatile. I take in good measure your final advice to the bards.

Thanks for sharing.

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