Gravity #2

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Part 2 of the 2 part series

Updated 10/17/2022
Created 03/09/2011
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Releasing me from her grip,
eyesacks swollen but dry,
I see her for the first time,

regretless and saturated
in relief.

Nothing to brace me,
left wondering about my
abandoned orbit, and how
I missed the gravity of it all.

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buttersbuttersabout 13 years ago
when we revolve around a heavenly body...

we're too often star-struck for our own good. released, we are then left feeling as useless as a compass, spinning idly, bereft of direction...

i did prefer your other, but that's not to lessen the impact of this... for me, this is a 4. i wonder if it's not that phrase 'swollen eyesacks' that puts me off ever so slightly. a personal thing, and i apologise for bringing that prejudice to your poem :)

vrosej10vrosej10about 13 years ago
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Bit sci fi for my tastes but this is personal opinion. Ditch the two ands in that poem and it's be stronger for it.

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