????(From the readers' hearts)

????(From the readers' hearts)

A Poem by Cheng Yew,Chew
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Imagine as you read^^

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Beneath the azure,

I'm wriggling on the-

ground trodden by-

thee like a worn wriggling-

onwards to the soft grass of love

where thee always tread with-

the crumbling heart of joy.

 

In this clime,

the wind is blowing,

it blows my flesh to the-

way of terror where i wriggle-

no more in faith of love.

© 2011 Cheng Yew,Chew


Author's Note

Cheng Yew,Chew
again,Comments are needed,thanks^^

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I like the way you described the need and desire of love. Love can take us down and make us desire emptiness. I like the way you make the language have life and purpose. You must be a reader of good literature. Thank you for the excellent poem.
Coyote

Posted 13 Years Ago


Awh, this is so...sad. Even in the shortness of it, it captures emotion and definitely lets the reader know your train of thought. Again, I like your dashes, and I especially like the part where it goes, "where thee always tread with-the crumbling heart of joy." I love that ^^...anyhow, great job.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Cheng Yew,Chew
Cheng Yew,Chew

Kuala Lumpur., Taman Midah, Malaysia



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I'm a twenty-year-old Chinese Boy whose naive land is Malaysia.I personally hope that my stories,poems or novels will be read globally. more..

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