Paradise

Paradise

A Poem by Emily Filkins

The sky is blue
mixed with wine
berry's grow
warped in twine
The city is small
it sleeps all day
but when the clouds clear
the sun gives way
to shine on beaches
covered in sand
the people thrive
on the claw of demand
They call it paradise
because its clear
paradise
its in my ear
paradise
no one ever leaves here.

© 2012 Emily Filkins


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I reeeeaaaalllllyyyyyy like this poem a lot! It's very hauntingly beautiful and at the end, I almost get a feeling of..... creepiness? It's almost as if you're describing a place that's too perfect it scary and your last line "No on ever leaves here" just emphasizes that. I really enjoyed it! great work!!! :D

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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I reeeeaaaalllllyyyyyy like this poem a lot! It's very hauntingly beautiful and at the end, I almost get a feeling of..... creepiness? It's almost as if you're describing a place that's too perfect it scary and your last line "No on ever leaves here" just emphasizes that. I really enjoyed it! great work!!! :D

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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