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Said a poet to another who deserved better
The juncture would be timeless
were it not for the starved eyes :
silent
like the bolt
of a crossbow
in flight
soft
like snow fall
on a windless
night
(())
I give up
but I don't
surrender
or want to
remember
anything past
pink ribbon
Written by
lepperochan
(CraicDealer)
Published 26th Nov 2017
| Edited 31st Oct 2024
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Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
Anonymous
26th Nov 2017 8:40pm
Love the undertone
in these ``quickies``;
they go hand`in`hand
but with separate meanings
and that tiny pink ribbon ...
much to decipher there
enjoyed
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Re: Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
26th Nov 2017 9:07pm
Hello and good greetings
not sure about the words in brackets. felt right at the time, but feels a bit excess now
good to see you around, Lady.
consider the fifth pleaded on the ribbon, thanks much
and thanks for dropping by and leaving your thoughts
not sure about the words in brackets. felt right at the time, but feels a bit excess now
good to see you around, Lady.
consider the fifth pleaded on the ribbon, thanks much
and thanks for dropping by and leaving your thoughts
Re: Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
Anonymous
26th Nov 2017 9:11pm
You`re poetics are a few & far between; always the honor to read you when the moment suits you to post; always a Fan ... Devlin
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Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
26th Nov 2017 11:21pm
why aren't pink and ribbon on a line together alone, as all the other lines have 3 syllables?
I quite like the second one. I think a title with a bit of description in it would anchor the poem nicely :)
cheers!
I quite like the second one. I think a title with a bit of description in it would anchor the poem nicely :)
cheers!
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Re: Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
Hello and welcome
After much deliberation, it seems only right to keep the stanza's fine tradition of tryillables. cheers for that.
I've also decided the first one is full of unclarity and to be perfectly honest -a bit shit- .so I'm going to take it away for maintenance
anyhow, delighted to see you're more in than out these days. and cheers for visit and thoughts
I should say also, most of this poem was wrote some time ago. I tend to sit on stuff for a bit
After much deliberation, it seems only right to keep the stanza's fine tradition of tryillables. cheers for that.
I've also decided the first one is full of unclarity and to be perfectly honest -a bit shit- .so I'm going to take it away for maintenance
anyhow, delighted to see you're more in than out these days. and cheers for visit and thoughts
I should say also, most of this poem was wrote some time ago. I tend to sit on stuff for a bit
Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
Very astute, abrupt and to the point.
I liked and enjoyed them both Craic
Xo Jackie
I liked and enjoyed them both Craic
Xo Jackie
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Re: Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
27th Nov 2017 1:42pm
hullo
hold that thought, Lady. there's changes imminent.
good to see you still knocking around, Lady. and thanks much for your visit and footprint
*hat tip*
hold that thought, Lady. there's changes imminent.
good to see you still knocking around, Lady. and thanks much for your visit and footprint
*hat tip*
Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
27th Nov 2017 3:55am
Love reading you craic. These ones resonate quite deeply except I'd replace 'tiny pink ribbon' with something relevant to me.
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Re: Re. You'll never take me dead ( couple of quickies)
27th Nov 2017 1:48pm
G'day 😆
you know it's a good day when an Aussie play-write drops the word love in a comment
thanks heaps and bunches for the visit and thoughts
you know it's a good day when an Aussie play-write drops the word love in a comment
thanks heaps and bunches for the visit and thoughts
Re. Said a poet to another who deserved better
27th Nov 2017 4:39pm
Re. Said a poet to another who deserved better
17th Dec 2017 3:16pm
Excellent imagery turned lepperochan
starved eyes
bolts flying through the air
snow not swaying in the breeze
pink ribbons not yellow round the old oak tree
splendid writing , it's shot ,sweet,simple,but rich with style. keep'em coming.
starved eyes
bolts flying through the air
snow not swaying in the breeze
pink ribbons not yellow round the old oak tree
splendid writing , it's shot ,sweet,simple,but rich with style. keep'em coming.
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Re: Re. Said a poet to another who deserved better
17th Dec 2017 11:11pm
Hullo and welcome
I have that song spinning round my head now, for which you are not thanked.
very astute of you to notice what the snow wasn't doing and what colour the ribbon wasn't. :),
very much appreciate your visit, Sean. and thank you for your kind words
*hat tip*
I have that song spinning round my head now, for which you are not thanked.
very astute of you to notice what the snow wasn't doing and what colour the ribbon wasn't. :),
very much appreciate your visit, Sean. and thank you for your kind words
*hat tip*
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22nd Feb 2018 2:52am
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22nd Feb 2018 1:31pm
Re. Said a poet to another who deserved better
22nd May 2018 4:36pm
Re. Said a poet to another who deserved better
22nd May 2018 7:59pm
Anonymous
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25th Jun 2019 11:14pm
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Re: Re. Said a poet to another who deserved better
26th Jun 2019 8:33am
Ahh, this one brings me back, thanks for that
I enjoy writing this type of poetry. happy it resonates with people
much thanks for stopping by and leaving your thought prints
I enjoy writing this type of poetry. happy it resonates with people
much thanks for stopping by and leaving your thought prints