Placid glass lake
Flying edged stone
Breaking water
Ripples ringing out
Coasting love
Flying jagged words
Breaking point,
Collision love-threatening injuries.
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- suz
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- This blog is a work in progress. A little poetry, short stories, maybe even a memoir. I am currently in the finishing stages of completing my Graduate degree in the Humanities, with an emphasis in Cultural Studies. My ambition is to write a book that will influence the way one person views their outlook on the differences in others. I hope you like what you read and tell me. And if you don't, you can tell me that too. Also, these words are mine, therefore please respect my copyright privledges.
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I have known that love...
ReplyDeletethis kinda love can be so compulsive...
ReplyDeleteOh, this is lovely! *flying edged stone* is my favorite line. :)
ReplyDeleteCat, Shadow, and Lady G., thank you for your comments. I was and still am very unsure about this one ... so if you can think of any changes that would make it stronger, it would be appreciated.
ReplyDelete:-)
thanks again! suz
p.s. this comment is open to anyone who stops by -- suggestions, positive or negative are always welcomed and appreciated.
that was a lovely comment -
ReplyDeletethanks for the hand ;)
this poem is lovely in it's analogy,
skipping stones and collisions,
very nice