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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 7:40 pm
Right or Wrong You're always strong Yet barely even breathing....
Condemned, you fell It's easy to tell Pick up the peices to feed them.
TELL ME The peices fit. YOU'RE NOTHING That I can't fix.
It's burning... But I can hardly even tell... The perfect little antidote To your little spell.
Sear the flesh And harden the eyes To a world that you can't COMPROMISE!
PROMISE ME The world for ashes EMPTY Another promise lacking
WHY CAN'T WE Escape from here The monster within is only Feeding your FEARS!
Through stitched lips And swollen eyes... For all the years... Eating nothing but lies...
Coming to call... Coming to call... Anger is better than feeling nothing at all!
~Nehmahati Kerosna (Kala)
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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 8:12 pm
That's really nice! I'd love to read some more!
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Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 8:35 pm
Thanks! I have two new poems that I wrote recently before this one...here they are:
PRETTY THINGS:
She seems dressed in... All those pretty things.... All those pretty things... That make her feel real.
She seems torn in... All those pieces.... All those little pieces... That can't be restored.
She seems faded... In all those memories... All those memories... That can't be put together.
She seems shattered... In all those rigid pieces... In all those rigid pieces... Because bleeding seems better.
All those pretty things All those pretty things Can't hold her now to this demise... Because all those memories... Yes all those memories... Will never make her mine.
She's faded... She's jaded... But she doesn't really know... Time wasted, Memories faded What is there to show?
Life ended... Wounds mended... Could never ease her pain. Complicated Torn, Jaded Could never leave her sane.
And All the pretty things All those pretty things Can't hold her now to this demise... Because all those memories... All those memories... Will never make her mine.
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SHADES OF RED:
If I could paint the moon... make it glisten in it's rouge temperament... To cover the world in a translucent fire of death and destruction Of my own wake... The world would be a perfect place.
If I could sing a tune... So sorrowful and sweet to fill...even the deepest crevices.... To make the dead dance in it's tremulous countenances, a fear to make them shudder... I would sing to make the moon wake...
In some jolt of a lunatic's sorrowful lyrics, the moon would rise, Stir and wake And shine it's maddening gaze upon the world to cast my red and shiny rage.. To make the world glitter in it's mishappened shape.
In some depth of the world's bowels, it would spit out it's vile... Let the dead dance in it's transcendent ways... Compelled by the dancer's song in full delight of her gaze... The binding ritual of a lover's caress to create the sleeper's wake.
~Nehmahati Kerosna (Kala)
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Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 3:16 am
Oooh... Those are good too! <3 I especially like the second one! <3
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Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 7:18 am
Woo...I felt a shiver go down my back when I read them. Kudos to you! whee
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Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 12:44 pm
Thanks ya'll *grins* That's what I go for...I like to make the people who read them feel something when they read my poetry biggrin
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Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 6:19 pm
I didn't like the first one. But "Pretty things" is nice, I like it. Actually, I don't seem to like poems written in English. I just think it's a language that does not fit poetry. But we can always makes exception, ne? Lord Byron knew how to do it.... But don't say It's because I'm Brasilian... Because, I rather "English" than "Portuguese" ((But Brasilian poetry is usually nice *_*))
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 7:42 am
Well thank you smile ...Personally though, I like the English language because of it's large variety of words you can use. smile I'll post a couple of my other poems too that you may like.
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 7:47 am
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 3:05 pm
About the new ones: I liked the second better than the first. smile Your writting is nice.
I think English is a poor language when it comes to Grammar. You see, I only speak Portuguese and English, but I know a bit about French grammar and a bit about Japanese grammer. While Japanese is as well poor, French is much richier... It is definitly a language to have peotry. Although I don't speak it. ((Any French around there?)) Portuguese is way richier than English... But yet, not as much ans French. By that I talk about the diverity of words, synonimous, emotions, feelings and grammar.
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 6:22 pm
That's cool...as I don't know much about either of hte languages, I can't really say much....but I respect your opinion. smile Thanks for the compliment biggrin The second one I actually wrote YEARS ago...like when I was 14. It is funny because at that point I had never been in love, or even thought I was...it was just one of those poems that came out. It was odd...and I was surprised at it..but I love it. smile Thank you again. smile
~Nehmahati Kerosna (Kala)
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Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2005 8:27 am
Well.. I think someone does not have to FEEL something to write about that feeling. It comes from our mind... It's nice to see an old poem is good, isn't it? /o/ I like when it happens heart
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