Elemental Things

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bluerains
bluerains
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Each evening,
a little more marrow
dissolves into shapes of a dreamer
who swims into twilight talons
of wood creatures,
rooted by the hillside,
gathering birdsongs and butterfly wings.

They tangle and weep through their hallowed ground
within innocent saplings, as if daring to hide
glamour from the sun.
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duddle146duddle146over 17 years ago
Lovely!

I feel as if I have been listening in as butterflies share their little intimate secrets! Well Crafted! Enjoyable Read!

Bill DadaBill Dadaover 17 years ago
^

I agree with Eve about the butterfly thing. The line also seems to have a better rhythm. I really liked

'daring to hide

glamour from the sun.'

My Erotic TaleMy Erotic Taleover 18 years ago
nice but

I don't think you should change it <grin> it speaks from the mind of blue perfectly from you <grin

WickedEveWickedEveover 18 years ago
nice, but...

If you drop "butterfly" and leave the line to read "gathering birdsongs and wings" it would be a great improvement and take away that butterfly/unicorn/bunny kind of cuteness. Of course, you can successfully use those words in a poem, but I'd toss this butterfly out. :)

sacksackover 18 years ago
ah yes, the fairies dance!

a magical, haunting little gem!

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