daily poetry scramble thing
random word assortment = fun
also I noticed that they like the word 'silky'
alabaster prints screamed in bleached night
dripping bloodless purity
milk of the moon
dead and free
2
we danced with fistfuls of shadows
clinging to untamed desire
lost in midnight ruins of love
3
fiery breathing
pricked ears
flared manes howl in stampede
clotted air
rolling storm
pounding
leaving
end.
deep quiet
moist clouds
soft silky world
sleeping sky
waking
rising
begin.
4
death's sequestered knowledge
is known beyond the soul
and becomes mightier
as physical power ends
5
peace floats soft
curves beyond
strife crashes loud
breaking hot
time never interferes
6
silky love
patiently changes
into
fire
7
awake
look
heaven is found
sun moon stars
touch the rain
life is waiting
8
rain is life
running delicious
calming my nerves
tingling
drought is done
Words by Kaede
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Written on 2008-10-27 at 03:37
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random word assortment = fun
also I noticed that they like the word 'silky'
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1alabaster prints screamed in bleached night
dripping bloodless purity
milk of the moon
dead and free
2
we danced with fistfuls of shadows
clinging to untamed desire
lost in midnight ruins of love
3
fiery breathing
pricked ears
flared manes howl in stampede
clotted air
rolling storm
pounding
leaving
end.
deep quiet
moist clouds
soft silky world
sleeping sky
waking
rising
begin.
4
death's sequestered knowledge
is known beyond the soul
and becomes mightier
as physical power ends
5
peace floats soft
curves beyond
strife crashes loud
breaking hot
time never interferes
6
silky love
patiently changes
into
fire
7
awake
look
heaven is found
sun moon stars
touch the rain
life is waiting
8
rain is life
running delicious
calming my nerves
tingling
drought is done
Words by Kaede
Read 769 times
Written on 2008-10-27 at 03:37
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