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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

POEM

You saw no way out
A jumbled puzzle in your mind
A pitch-black cavern
An infinite abyss in your heart

You stopped the flow
You stifled the ache
And left one word goodbye

9 comments:

  1. A very great poem! :D

    I'm glad that you commented on my "day off" post, and I hope that you can comment here too:

    http://dannysignifyingnothing.blogspot.com/2009/08/turning-off-sound-and-fury.html

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  2. A very nice poem. I want to thank you for all of your comments on my blog. http://saraseigfriedphotos.blogspot.com I use a Canon Rebel XTi and I don't use any filters don't own any yet. I use Picasa 3 as my photo software (it was free), I also have GIMP (but still haven't figured out how to use it yet).

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  3. And sorry to bug you, but please look at this:

    http://dannysignifyingnothing.blogspot.com/2009/09/fresh-stuff-signifying-nothing.html

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  4. Danny,
    Twice a week I catch up on all the blogs I follow and will post when I read them. Don't feel you have to remind me to check your blog. I will do so and comment accordingly.

    Thanks,
    Erin

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  5. Great poem. I feel a knot in my throat just reading it...so tragic. I love the lines "you stopped the flow, you stifled the ache"

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  6. Lenore
    I almost used the word "choked" the ache but it felt too deliberate seeing as what it was referring to...

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  7. OK, I'm glad. Can't wait to see your wonderful comments. :)

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  8. As soon as I read it I knew what it was for... still can't wrap my head around what inspired it...

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  9. I'm new to Blogger and surfing the blogs. I immediately related to this poem, or at least related to having someone in my life who felt this way. Thank you for the insight in your writing.

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