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Stalactites
Over the years
my tearless longing
will form marbly stalactites
in the dark cavities
of my mind.
my tearless longing
will form marbly stalactites
in the dark cavities
of my mind.
Published 12th Oct 2013
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Anonymous
12th Oct 2013 3:13pm
Metaphors to the galore Ms. Chi this leaves sad but a beautiful impression the back of my mind. Perfectly titled for sure.
12th Oct 2013 3:25pm
Thanks for the read, Vee! Glad to have left something in the back of your mind :-)!
12th Oct 2013 3:15pm
12th Oct 2013 3:23pm
At least in your head, dart,
since my head is overfull
with no place left
for great images.
Thank you anyway :-)!
since my head is overfull
with no place left
for great images.
Thank you anyway :-)!
12th Oct 2013 3:35pm
12th Oct 2013 4:02pm
Ah! Don't be! But thanks for the good wishes!
I didn't mean it in a bad way!
Just too much work at the moment.
For once, this is NOT autobiographic :-).
I didn't mean it in a bad way!
Just too much work at the moment.
For once, this is NOT autobiographic :-).
12th Oct 2013 8:59pm
This held a heavy sadness to it, :( ... But I must say it was powerful n well penned :)
13th Oct 2013 10:06pm
Thank you so much, Poe, I'm glad you like it. And please tell me, if you're not quite content with my expressions! I like that, too!
12th Oct 2013 9:04pm
Non-existent tears can form a hardened existence over time. An acceptance of unfulfilled longing, perhaps. I might be way off the mark with that interpretation. Good way to make me feel & think, & that's what I long for here. Thank you :)
13th Oct 2013 10:08pm
Your interpretation is right. I wanted to express that unshed tears turn your heart and your mind to stone ... Thank you for your insightful comment, ButcherScraps!
Anonymous
12th Oct 2013 9:42pm
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13th Oct 2013 10:10pm
Gabriel, happy you stopped by and (hopefully :-)) enjoyed the read! Thank you!!!
13th Oct 2013 2:59am
13th Oct 2013 10:13pm
Thou my cryptic poet of the fine and little words ...
Thank you for your lines.
I have to ask you in a PM
what you meant by them, hahaha!
Thank you for your lines.
I have to ask you in a PM
what you meant by them, hahaha!
Anonymous
13th Oct 2013 7:48am
Stalactites, yes, they are fascinating and a great metaphor for tears!
13th Oct 2013 10:16pm
Thank you dear Liz! As stalactites are formed by dripping water they can be easily related to tears.
14th Oct 2013 00:20am
somber to find those impediments, naturally formed of loneliness, in your red-haired cavern...
14th Oct 2013 12:25pm
This struck a chord ... I keep a piece next to my bed bc it's suppose to help with addictions. To think the tears could all be used to forge forgiveness ... recovery ... redemption ... acceptance ... all the elements necessary towards conquering an addiction
21st Oct 2013 7:16pm
I afraid I haven't achieved what I thought I would. No addiction was meant ... But thank you anyway!
