Camouflage Capris

Camouflage Capris

A Poem by Edmond Dantes

Camouflage
Capris clad
Tightly on
The essence of those hips
From which two children sprang,
Spell bounded by the divine-
Nature's miracle excreted from the cosmos,
I wish I never met you.




© 2010 Edmond Dantes


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emz
LMAO.... Thanks.

This is great... very simple and very very powerful..
Goosebumps adorned my arms!

XX

Posted 16 Years Ago


Niice.
Short, simple, and the last line was just like, BAMM.
Didn't see that coming. Hehe, Awesome.
=)


Posted 16 Years Ago


Wow, that last line was completely unexpected!
Great poem...
and your last line leaves a certain impact
which changes its entire meaning.
I love when that happens... when we think we
are heading one direction and suddenly find
ourselves in Mayberry somewhere.... lol.

Excellent!

Posted 16 Years Ago


oooh, i love this. It puts such a vivid image into my head. I absolutely adore how it's so light until the end, when the tone sets in and drops on the reader like an atom bomb. Great twist, there. That's really awesome, i love the simplicity.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Lovely imagery, but not sure about that last line. Why? Good poem though.

Posted 16 Years Ago



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