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Array ( [sid] => 161432 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => a bridge [time] => 2010-07-28 12:17:36 [hometext] => But which is the stone that supports the bridge? ~Kublai Khan [bodytext] => carving great slashes in the world
one into the other

the correct where and when
best kept to myself

stars and empty space
the long fall

ends.



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a bridge

Contributed by ming on Wednesday, 28th July 2010 @ 12:17:36 PM in AEST
Topic: abstract



carving great slashes in the world
one into the other

the correct where and when
best kept to myself

stars and empty space
the long fall

ends.



ming, PLEASE: To help keep this site INTERACTIVE, please read and comment on at least 3 poems for each one you submit.

Number of poems per author per 24 hours are limited depending on membership level and interactivity.




Copyright © ming ... [ 2010-07-28 12:17:36]
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Re: a bridge (User Rating: 1 )
by cashfan1 on Wednesday, 28th July 2010 @ 12:46:17 PM AEST
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I really enjoyed reading this, it touches something inside, well writen, well done.


Re: a bridge (User Rating: 1 )
by elle on Thursday, 29th July 2010 @ 01:39:00 AM AEST
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Dearest ming, dear abstract queen,
How I've missed you static glow. . . a presence exerted by a motionless abundance.
I bow, lest I fall. I contemplate & then savor the delicious words, the lush meaning, of which your thoughts are tempered.
As I'm often want to do, I've read you poem line for line backwards & forwards. I find the exhilirating pull of meaning & buoyancy in either direction.
This always symbolizes to me an astute & delicate quality of sacredness hidden in the aura of the poet & in the aurora of the words An enchantment awaits.
Here's to your words! elle :)




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