breast's bumps of
green ground
the earth’s new scum
buried beneath
while the sky cums on us
pleasured pearls of ice
on shuddered flesh
we embraced; on
the moors like children ; like scarecrows born
in fields of corn
her hair was like a
wildflowers’ grace
wet with a river’s pace and stroke
as i gnawed her scent
like a wolf in sheep’s cotton oh, little sonny
don’t you know not to cry wolf
in moors so bare to an ear
your mistake fed our day
the fair is no place for a dear
the world is certainly a place for the unfurled
even these fires
do not die in rains so worthy of soak
Another interesting write. I liked this one.
Are you spreading your wings in a different direction lately? Or am I just seeing a more, for lack of better word, a more "mature" Aplris? One who isn't afraid to try new ways to get her thoughts through to us.
Posted 12 Years Ago
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12 Years Ago
Thank you, Michael :) I'm using certain things as inspiration and I guess this is what I produce. I .. read moreThank you, Michael :) I'm using certain things as inspiration and I guess this is what I produce. I thank you for your kind words on my work + taking the time to read. I'm also glad you find it a mature write :)
I can see what Michael means. I think your style is quite a bit more refined. Your poetry has a new shape and texture and I see new images mixed in with your classics. I am glad to read you again!
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Thank you Christian! what a lovely review :) I've missed you.
"the fair is no place for a dear" I think I may appreciate this part the most. Also, "as I gnawed her scent like a wolf in sheep's cotton" Very visual, sensual, and earthy. I can almost smell it.
Well, you changed the ending before I had time to comment ... rats!!! I had a good friend in school named Sonny and what a sweet thing she was. Fodder for the big, bad wolf? Your writing has certainly taken some bold and interesting steps ... leaving the rest of us to contemplate "what?"
I think I liked the first version better but know you must of had good reason for the change. Those fires you started will burn eternally but that is what you wanted all along ... right? Nice work once again.
Posted 12 Years Ago
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12 Years Ago
Thank you very much for your kind and helpful review, Cilla :)
I did change it for good reason.. read moreThank you very much for your kind and helpful review, Cilla :)
I did change it for good reason, yes. People were beginning to focus on the erotic side too much whilst ignoring the hidden meaning; hence the add of "unfurled". The fire defines much more than that of heated passion of love.. Damn right an eternal fire is what I want ;) Thank you once again, sweetie
I aint old enough to read this with out asking mother. LOL, this was well, a lot like seeing The Who in 1978 tripping acid (wasnt there but Ma was) you didnt just hit the nail on the head, YOU CAME ON IT!!!!
Another interesting write. I liked this one.
Are you spreading your wings in a different direction lately? Or am I just seeing a more, for lack of better word, a more "mature" Aplris? One who isn't afraid to try new ways to get her thoughts through to us.
Posted 12 Years Ago
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
Thank you, Michael :) I'm using certain things as inspiration and I guess this is what I produce. I .. read moreThank you, Michael :) I'm using certain things as inspiration and I guess this is what I produce. I thank you for your kind words on my work + taking the time to read. I'm also glad you find it a mature write :)
Here is a reference to my artistry - a painting of myself and Myra Hindley:
At the point of acquaintance , I generally go by Alpris; a name given to me by someone I don't know, let alone the in.. more..