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message 7651: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Reminiscences.
Her thoughts ranged over chances,
backroads and dances.


message 7652: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariasaleem) | 118 comments When darkness takes hold,
Remember the stars, the light
Twinkling in your soul


message 7653: by Nadia (new)

Nadia | 690 comments Dying stars burn bright
Before they dissolve to black.
Leaving you empty.

Relish the darkness
Its beauty becomes your soul.
That has no light left.


message 7654: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments Dark and cold
nothing more to unfold,
life has left this vessel.


message 7655: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments Light you say?
*looks outside*
My goodness! it's day!


message 7656: by Guy (last edited Feb 23, 2016 07:36PM) (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments [LOL! So funny Lee-lette!]

In the bright brightness
I struggle to see what's there,
truths lie in shadow.


message 7657: by Lee (last edited Feb 23, 2016 07:57PM) (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments [Thanks Guy :)]

In the shadows I hide,
afraid to experience
reality.


message 7658: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments By that fear I die
Near death by a thousand hurts
Life waking me up.


message 7659: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments Must realize there is death
Then sole re-awakening
Stirring in heart... opened!


message 7660: by M (last edited Feb 24, 2016 04:07PM) (new)

M | 11617 comments Death was a rusting
bridge, and a moss-draped river
swollen with March rains.


message 7661: by Nadia (new)

Nadia | 690 comments Life is an ocean
Deep and full of adventure
Calling you back home.


message 7662: by M (last edited Feb 24, 2016 04:19PM) (new)

M | 11617 comments Dora yawned, gleaming
with lotion, on a liner,
lulled by the ocean.


message 7663: by M (last edited Feb 25, 2016 04:36AM) (new)

M | 11617 comments She wakened to strange
murmurings in sea-floor halls
of ancient sea kings.


message 7664: by [deleted user] (new)

her desire is to
find a troy pound of silver
in a gold filled land


message 7665: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments Stories were told
of street of gold
getting everyone exited.


message 7666: by [deleted user] (new)

Rhyming haikus are
Not what I love, but still okay.
Yours is still quite nice.
:)


message 7667: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Lol! Nice.


message 7668: by M (last edited Mar 03, 2016 04:01AM) (new)

M | 11617 comments Countless, the maidens
who have been sold where noon bathes
ancient streets of gold.


message 7669: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments This one's continuing from M's 7750:

Even sea-life thinks
of wonders yet can only
see up at glimmering "skies."


message 7670: by [deleted user] (new)

platinum gray eyes
looked up to see storm brewing
clouds stirring the sea


message 7671: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments The winds in cruel play
stir the clouds, whip them till they
pour onto the sails.


message 7672: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments All that was brewing
was a storm. The coffeepot
was not even warm.


message 7673: by [deleted user] (new)

M wrote: "All that was brewing
was a storm. The coffeepot
was not even warm."


Lol! Enjoy your coffee, M. Good morning! :)


message 7674: by [deleted user] (new)

The little coffee
pot did its best to keep warm
in the cold weather


message 7675: by Ryan (last edited Mar 03, 2016 04:44AM) (new)

Ryan | 5334 comments He came late, pronounced
it latte; said, stuff the tea -
tonight, let's par-tay
.


message 7676: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments [Lol! Very funny, Ryan!]


message 7677: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments When the tea gets stuffed
That's the time to hang with friends
Watching the kettle.


message 7678: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Good morning, Leslie! I’m on my second pot of coffee.

Hubert’s faked accent
and tastes were no more British
than Long Island Tea.


message 7679: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments At the Hatter's tea
No tea was there but par-tea
Favours and Alice.


message 7680: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (last edited Mar 03, 2016 09:24PM) (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments People queried, "Mad Hatter.
Something get in your tea? What
in world's the matter!?"


message 7681: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments [:-D ]


message 7682: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariasaleem) | 118 comments When they open to,
The eyes too used to darkness,
Light so bright, it burns


message 7683: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Dreams brought lake weeds, fog,
an old ramp. She woke, shaking,
and groped for the lamp.


message 7684: by [deleted user] (new)

Blinded since birth, the
light was no use to her like
a lamp with no oil.


message 7685: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments Hope shatters all thoughts
even the blind can see... springs
will rise. Sunshine comes.


message 7686: by M (last edited Mar 04, 2016 12:48PM) (new)

M | 11617 comments The marsh creek’s glinting,
reed-bordered coils soon found fame
in verse and in oils.


message 7687: by Ryan (new)

Ryan | 5334 comments The torrent that made
men rich, was a humbly birthed
trickle from a ditch.


message 7688: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments It’s real fame began,
locals said, with the story
of a man named Jed.


message 7689: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments The cult would be born:
man dressed in humble white, asked
"You Jed?" He replied "Aye."

(Hi M! :) I'm just feeling goofy today before I go to bed).


message 7690: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments [LOL! Very subtle and funny CJ! :-) ]


He was of Ann's kin,
An odd and forgotten son,
Born to die unknown.


message 7691: by Ryan (last edited Mar 04, 2016 09:03PM) (new)

Ryan | 5334 comments A long time ago...
Ann's kin was a Skywalker
who studied Jed's eye.


message 7692: by Marie (new)

Marie (naturechild02) The eye of young Jed
held the secrets of the Force
of powers beyond


message 7693: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments The eye is the thing
That gets lost in the details,
stops seeing what's true.


message 7694: by Sarah (new)

Sarah Russell (gooodreadscomsarah_russell) | 73 comments Mother's laser look
crippled curiosity,
bent a sapling soul.


message 7695: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments (Thanks Guy. :D).

Eyes are precious; orbs
that film beauty for the mind,
take views to the soul.


message 7696: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Despair for what's fair
And with a do not care dare
That will leave us square.


message 7697: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments The wages of sin
are odious but furnish
rooms commodious.


message 7698: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments A wrote: "Reminds me of the story I wrote for last week's contest...well kind of! Yours is much nicer. :D ..."

I just looked over that post... how could I forget it? I remember reading it before and that I thought it was good. My poem is "nicer" in content as you say but I found your entry fascinating, especially wondering who the mysterious man was. ;)

I later figured it was not a man starting with the letter F but I still wondered that the entire time.


message 7699: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4485 comments He took the river
by his own hand alone, Death
stood at gate: "Coin, please."

(He had none!)


message 7700: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments “There just isn’t much
to do for kicks,” Charon sighed,
“way out in the Styx.”


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