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Absorbed Mirror

The voice of love was melded by the screams unheard And was abided by the iniquity that kept on saying, The breaking away time was felt by the weeping unobserved And was shammed by the smiles that kept on retelling, The engulfed days of zests by the writings left isolated And was mirrored by the images of hermit souls of bonding. The eyeses of faiths was dismayed by the treason besieged And was beset by the malady that breathed sinning, The aroma of red roses was reeked by the blazes reddened And was tinged by the eroses that revived on wounding, The shed of blood by the stream that was left spouted And was mirrored by the images of devotees of pledging. The esthesis of bonheur was born-again by the esthesis disgraced And was eluded by the span that panted abasing, The savor of buoyancy was maneuvered by the griefs graveled And was defamed by the sarcasm that haled on mewling, The drops of tears by the eyes that was left dazzled And was mirrored by the images absorbed so recalling.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 5/3/2010 7:06:00 AM
enjoyed, very nice--defamed by the sarcasm that haled on mewling...good
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Date: 5/1/2010 6:42:00 AM
Deep meaning woven into a tapestry metaphoric and allegoric language...Like first sestina second line that tells there was sin that relates back to the first line that says love was melded by the screams unheard...As if this person loves someone who is an abuser...Keep the creative pen flowing...Looking forward to many more writes..Thanks for stopping by and reading my work...A Whip-Poor-Will is an evening bird(very elusive) that its call songs like the name..Whip-Poor-Will...Sara
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Date: 5/1/2010 5:46:00 AM
deep in the read, enjoyed,..p.d.
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