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fandangoing with the wind
it took two days
to pack you into
her last breath
to pin you down
consume your lie
to find your truth
what you wasted
is a burnt-out-star
those lips
simply molecules
impersonating thought
her alibi
slipping off the seconds
the portal closing
its gaping jaw
your bellyful
of crackpot fantasies
swallowed up
with mourning's aftertaste
death-watch testimonies
crawl from mouth
to fisted hands
losing control
over something
that no longer exists
for you
you
the cunt
she slipped away from
smiling
no longer giving you
oxygen
Written by
Magdalena
(Spartalena)
Published 28th Jun 2022
| Edited 29th Jun 2022
Author's Note
Stanza 2 and 3 are oldies, the rest is new.
More the death of something than someone.
More the death of something than someone.
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Re. fandangoing with the wind
29th Jun 2022 8:22am
While the title and start of the write made me think of Donovan's "Catch The Wind". The the vibe turns dark to bring forth Don Henley's "Miss Ghost"
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Re: Re. fandangoing with the wind
29th Jun 2022 7:04pm
Thank you Jazz. I really like that, how you describe this with those songs.
I know both. Especially like, Miss Ghost.
Really appreciated :)
I know both. Especially like, Miss Ghost.
Really appreciated :)
Re. fandangoing with the wind
Anonymous
29th Jun 2022 9:24pm
Consume your lie
to find your truth
such a powerful statement, more universal than just this poem, a concept I think I’ll take away and think on
“her alibi
slipping off the seconds
the portal closing
its gaping jaw
your bellyful
of crackpot fantasies
swallowed up
with mourning's aftertaste”
This bit here I apologise for this it seems most of my interpretations are sexually motivated and it seems to me a huge character flaw but in this instance it fits so, sorry
When you look up at the swallow lies
to get to your truth line
It’s almost as if the guy has said
One of the two biggest lies
The cheque is in the mail and
I promise I won’t cum in your mouth
And you’re N is stuck dealing with the heaving fallout of the broken promises
brutal
Self sacrifice for the subject and then being fucked over by them for the effort..
The ending is a perfect mic-drop walk away!
Thanks for the read
And I had to google fandango knew the word, not it’s meaning or it’s context
Great title
to find your truth
such a powerful statement, more universal than just this poem, a concept I think I’ll take away and think on
“her alibi
slipping off the seconds
the portal closing
its gaping jaw
your bellyful
of crackpot fantasies
swallowed up
with mourning's aftertaste”
This bit here I apologise for this it seems most of my interpretations are sexually motivated and it seems to me a huge character flaw but in this instance it fits so, sorry
When you look up at the swallow lies
to get to your truth line
It’s almost as if the guy has said
One of the two biggest lies
The cheque is in the mail and
I promise I won’t cum in your mouth
And you’re N is stuck dealing with the heaving fallout of the broken promises
brutal
Self sacrifice for the subject and then being fucked over by them for the effort..
The ending is a perfect mic-drop walk away!
Thanks for the read
And I had to google fandango knew the word, not it’s meaning or it’s context
Great title

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Re. fandangoing with the wind
30th Jun 2022 3:18am
No need to apologise for your interpretations. I love to get the readers perspective and the different places they come from.
Nothing like indifference washing over you and walking away without a care or thought of what your leaving behind. No guilt, even when he is standing on a chair with a noose around his neck, calling you back or he will jump. Just smile and keep on walking.
Thank you gaps, really appreciate your review and time.
Nothing like indifference washing over you and walking away without a care or thought of what your leaving behind. No guilt, even when he is standing on a chair with a noose around his neck, calling you back or he will jump. Just smile and keep on walking.
Thank you gaps, really appreciate your review and time.
Re. fandangoing with the wind
1st Jul 2022 1:22am
Really raw yet contemplative, like looking back calmly across a time that was anything but. It's something I have experienced increasingly, as my years lengthen. The second stanza was my favorite, the mind's eye images it evokes, a simultaneous microcosm and microcosmic sense.
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Re: Re. fandangoing with the wind
1st Jul 2022 3:14pm
Thank you Daniel.
I gave up on any kind of relationship many years ago now hence I don't write as much. Now I write on the past just to write, but I'm mostly indifferent to the memories. They are more, things I could have done better, things I will never do again. 🤣
Much appreciated.
I gave up on any kind of relationship many years ago now hence I don't write as much. Now I write on the past just to write, but I'm mostly indifferent to the memories. They are more, things I could have done better, things I will never do again. 🤣
Much appreciated.
Re: Re. fandangoing with the wind
9th Jul 2022 5:23pm
I know what you mean. I was just talking to a friend on instagram. I follow her photography. She is a refugee from the war in Ukraine. All I know to do to relate to someone is tell them about myself, so I told her about this time I was briefly a refugee a while back.
In 2015, we fled a category 4 hurricane that was coming right at us, north to stay with family. As we passed through Virginia, we were told we would not be able to stay where we thought we were going. After 11 hours driving, we got hotel rooms just outside Richmond, which had been a capitol of the Confederacy, during the Civil War, though I saw little of it, mostly enjoyed the cold rain you rarely get in Florida and smoked the last of my weed, which I never did again since. Anyhow, I remember that feeling of dispossession, the fear and uncertainty. The storms had flooded Interstate 95, so I had to detour well west to drive us home. When we got back and saw our little home still standing, it was an indescribable feeling.
Remembering it now, that powerful emotion doesn't come back, which I guess is both a blessing and a curse, in a way, to feel strongly is the essence of life itself, it seems to me, but as I look back, I wish I had done many things differently.
In 2015, we fled a category 4 hurricane that was coming right at us, north to stay with family. As we passed through Virginia, we were told we would not be able to stay where we thought we were going. After 11 hours driving, we got hotel rooms just outside Richmond, which had been a capitol of the Confederacy, during the Civil War, though I saw little of it, mostly enjoyed the cold rain you rarely get in Florida and smoked the last of my weed, which I never did again since. Anyhow, I remember that feeling of dispossession, the fear and uncertainty. The storms had flooded Interstate 95, so I had to detour well west to drive us home. When we got back and saw our little home still standing, it was an indescribable feeling.
Remembering it now, that powerful emotion doesn't come back, which I guess is both a blessing and a curse, in a way, to feel strongly is the essence of life itself, it seems to me, but as I look back, I wish I had done many things differently.
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Re. fandangoing with the wind
26th Jul 2022 6:11am
I’m not much into critiquing poetry. I’m more into recognizing as in Sonny Barger and how they recruited Hells Angels.
We don’t recruit, he allegedly said. We recognize.
I recognize you as a real deal. Ty.
We don’t recruit, he allegedly said. We recognize.
I recognize you as a real deal. Ty.
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Re: Re. fandangoing with the wind
13th Aug 2022 8:13pm
I grew up with, Hells Angels in my life, so, totally get it, I'm not much into critiquing poetry either.
Thank you bunches Mr. D :)
Thank you bunches Mr. D :)