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Re. Lacrimosa
25th Aug 2015 3:28pm
I love this heavy write. Great imagery and deep hitting progression through the evolution of two lovers. Beautiful first stanza! I especially love the phrase "sweeping secrets on promiscuous lips". Just perfect. Thank you for sharing this.
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 2:21pm
Re. Lacrimosa
25th Aug 2015 3:34pm
lovely Rina a most beautiful, masterfully written poignant write..
it's painful when love dies..
powerful inking with love Brenda
it's painful when love dies..
powerful inking with love Brenda
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
You know it Brenda...yeah, nothing is ever beautiful in the aftermath.
btw, i'm so digging your new profile pic :)
Re. Lacrimosa
25th Aug 2015 6:03pm
I appreciate the slow beat as the poem sinks deeper into the sadness of it all
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 2:29pm
It's interesting how the sadness creeps in slowly with time, seeps in every fiber of the body.
I'm glad it translated well within the words, Thank you Mr. Kexby
I'm glad it translated well within the words, Thank you Mr. Kexby
Re. Lacrimosa
25th Aug 2015 7:22pm
Whoa... Intense! Push come to shove, it doen't matter what the ingredients are... If the chemistry's right, it's all good.
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 2:30pm
Nah even chemistry doesn't help if each defines love differently.
Thanks for liking the intensity Neo128.
Thanks for liking the intensity Neo128.
Re. Lacrimosa
Vee, I read this piece as a poignant illustration of the alpha & omega of a loving, or ostensibly loving, relationship. Perhaps lovers who had the illusion of a life together with a sure foundation only to find it built on ethereal things. My favorite passage is:
"one is white and the other dark
too bright to compare in blindness."
To me this describes perfectly how lovers can be blinded by the brilliance of obsession or infatuation-based love maybe attracted by appearance, mind-blowing sex, or any number of fleeting pleasures while remaining comfortably oblivious to the realities of their relationship.
I guess what I'm trying to say is Bravisima Vee!
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 2:40pm
There are always two sides to every story and just because one is louder doesn't mean it's correct. Only the two know the real truth.
All i know is that, love in intensity..kills with intensity.
Thanks GW, for your ever in depth look into my work, makes me glad i penned something worthy :)
All i know is that, love in intensity..kills with intensity.
Thanks GW, for your ever in depth look into my work, makes me glad i penned something worthy :)
Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 4:59pm
What an awesome line "love in intensity..kills with intensity. " I so agree with the idea of whoever is loudest...the squeaky wheel reality
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Re. Lacrimosa
25th Aug 2015 11:54pm
Dark, intense piece of ink...
You are most def. A Poet, but a great storyteller as well!
You are most def. A Poet, but a great storyteller as well!
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 2:43pm
I was thinking about that actually, and i'm humbled you think so PIKM, story telling is not easy given the fact how our attention span is so short nowadays when we read something. I'm quite honored with your compliment, thank you!
Re. Lacrimosa
26th Aug 2015 8:17am
amorous gamblers, w/a dowry of tears & heartbreak. Mozart's 'Requiem' replays in head...
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 3:07pm
I was listening to it when i wrote this, glad it caught your attention..:)
Thank you John, It's always good to see your comments on my page.
Thank you John, It's always good to see your comments on my page.
Re. Lacrimosa
26th Aug 2015 8:37pm
It took a bit for my slow brain to soak this up.
Crafted indeed, you definitely thought about how you would say it.
Poetic speak and design.
But you gave thought to rhythm, yet keeping enough plain speak- so it rolls out beautifully - the way poetry should.
when one weaves words and plays in a garden.....sometimes it can come off pretentious, or totally cryptic - this does not.
That's no mean feat- Artisan!!!
Crafted indeed, you definitely thought about how you would say it.
Poetic speak and design.
But you gave thought to rhythm, yet keeping enough plain speak- so it rolls out beautifully - the way poetry should.
when one weaves words and plays in a garden.....sometimes it can come off pretentious, or totally cryptic - this does not.
That's no mean feat- Artisan!!!
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 3:21pm
I'm going to print this praise and frame it :)) so that one of these days when my rhythm is out of sync i will come back and know where to pick it up again.
To be honest, i find certain writes that come from emotional depths write themselves. This is one that didn't get any edits (and as we talked about it the other day, my max rule is 3 edits, otherwise i lose the essence )
Thank you Soul for your wonderful feedback and for appreciating my humble scribble finding a home in your RL.
To be honest, i find certain writes that come from emotional depths write themselves. This is one that didn't get any edits (and as we talked about it the other day, my max rule is 3 edits, otherwise i lose the essence )
Thank you Soul for your wonderful feedback and for appreciating my humble scribble finding a home in your RL.
Re. Lacrimosa
27th Aug 2015 3:00pm
All we can ever do is agree to be Love's accomplice; it's the only chance for happiness.
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Re: Re. Lacrimosa
28th Aug 2015 3:56pm
I think the path heads straight forward (most often with optimism) but still a chance without a clear outcome. You summed it well Ahavati, thank you.
Re. Lacrimosa
Anonymous
28th Aug 2015 3:25pm
Beautiful, Rina.. simply brilliant as always.. you always write with such elegance, and passion.. into the list it goes.. much love, and respect..
Dave
Dave

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