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Array ( [sid] => 114406 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Muse [time] => 2006-02-07 01:31:31 [hometext] => [bodytext] => Is my muse.. my love?
Idealistic in it's plight, blundering blind
through delicate stems of themes-
leaving a gory mess of images
in it's plundering wilful wake?

Maddend by muderous interior thought,
it ravages sunsets captured once by.. Poe-
...smearing dark slivers of blood
across an indiscernible moon.

A swan, serene in majesty
upon evening waters, recoils from it in panic;
and singing birds, at it's approach,
drop like stones down the cerise sky.

A thing of remorseless gluttony..
of immense, invincible apathy, is my muse.

Yet it sang once in a rare moment:

a small indomitable sound...
escaping from twisted strings and warped woods..
and somehow after that,
I could almost love the grotesque creature..

as somtimes one can come to love the misbegotten.

WK 2006
[comments] => 8 [counter] => 285 [topic] => 13 [informant] => Man_On_High [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 20 [ratings] => 4 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => DarkPoetry )
Muse

Contributed by Man_On_High on Tuesday, 7th February 2006 @ 01:31:31 AM in AEST
Topic: DarkPoetry



Is my muse.. my love?
Idealistic in it's plight, blundering blind
through delicate stems of themes-
leaving a gory mess of images
in it's plundering wilful wake?

Maddend by muderous interior thought,
it ravages sunsets captured once by.. Poe-
...smearing dark slivers of blood
across an indiscernible moon.

A swan, serene in majesty
upon evening waters, recoils from it in panic;
and singing birds, at it's approach,
drop like stones down the cerise sky.

A thing of remorseless gluttony..
of immense, invincible apathy, is my muse.

Yet it sang once in a rare moment:

a small indomitable sound...
escaping from twisted strings and warped woods..
and somehow after that,
I could almost love the grotesque creature..

as somtimes one can come to love the misbegotten.

WK 2006




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Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Tuesday, 7th February 2006 @ 02:05:03 PM AEST
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You did it again! Brilliant work as always my friend.

Michelle


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by Eternal_Dreamer on Tuesday, 7th February 2006 @ 03:39:21 PM AEST
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Billy,
You never disappoint ur reader. You reader is always left captivated and in awe after reading one of ur sensational pieces of writing. Time after time you can always produce a remarkable piece of poetry well worth the read. Smashing as always my dear friend. Keep up the magical work.
*love n hugs*
~sue~


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 7th February 2006 @ 04:04:50 PM AEST
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Beautiful writting as always bill it's like u never left, btw thanks 4 the pm yeh all is fine at this end lol. a most delicate write this peice is. nicely done.



Ben


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 7th February 2006 @ 06:23:07 PM AEST
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*shudders at images*

Well, dearest Billy. It would seem you have a flare for many a genre. The imagery you have
conjured here is very disquieting, although I find it an amazingly astute composition.

I hope your muse does sing once more, for your writes are ever inspiring and I know of
the beauty within your soul. When she touches that and whispers in your ear, we
will again be blessed with a write so daringly lovely that all the world will be stilled by it.

Always captivated. And humbled am I. In everything , all encompassed, I hear you.

-- I love this! . . . But, especially . . .

"Maddend by muderous interior thought,
it ravages sunsets captured once by.. Poe-
...smearing dark slivers of blood
across an indiscernible moon."


Ever enchanted,
~Breezy


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by Silent-No-More on Saturday, 11th February 2006 @ 12:14:07 AM AEST
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My!

Yet it sang once in a rare moment:

The entire piece is incredibly potent... but that line... that, and everything that followed it... pummeled me. I truly don't want to sound as if I'm discounting and/or setting aside all that came before those words... but it seems to me that the beginning and middle of this piece was... well... was a 'working-up-to' that powerful ending. It feels, at least to this reader, that a decision (a personal, artistic and brave decision) was made when the above line was scribed. And then... precisely then... having opened the door for it, the what-needed-saying stepped through.

Just... wow.


~Snemmy


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by wizard on Tuesday, 14th February 2006 @ 09:12:59 AM AEST
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a funny thing, muses are. constantly changing form..from virtuous to dreadful, and back again.
i loved this write...for so long i've searched to discover who (or what?!?) my muse is...have i found it? perhaps...one thing for sure; i want stop looking.

once again...i'm honored to read such a wonderful piece.

wiz


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 10th March 2006 @ 03:02:58 PM AEST
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hang onto that rare moment.. appreciate that golden sound of love.. just like the reminder of Ennio Morricone who was a musical genius.. everything he touched was gold.. his muse...probably love of other composers works that he admired.. Much like I do your work, you may be my muse today..

RaquelLeah


Re: Muse (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 10th March 2006 @ 03:10:43 PM AEST
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oopse.. correction needed here..

just like the reminder of Ennio Morricone who (is) a musical genius..




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