![]() Whisper Again, DuVaul (Part 2)A Poem by Vague![]() Life gets so very complicated. "I, well...when the song ends, so do you." See, "1:46 to 2:09," for Part 3.![]()
Thought re-structuring palindrone speaks: Ah - she struts, beat rolls in, “I,” Plucks a soul-through sound, and Oh, she strolls where we go; And in, we’ll find a carefully wooded room Behind a castle of coal, belies, “well…” Her portrait; convulsed with dexterous tones. Painted in through turgid pauses, between laces of Wordless texture. A new emotion. Enameled stone - DuVaul Is this; A roaming knave can’t help but smile to her theme. The willow signed to the top of her hand burgeons Gracefully from its spot - sparks every hope she had Of someday re-entering; the castle. Her old paintings.
Five groves lean closely; her fingers say. I know that’s not her name; naturally. “when the song ends, so do you.”
© 2010 VagueAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on September 24, 2009 Last Updated on November 9, 2010 Author![]() VagueAboutI just thought I'd try letting other people besides close friends read my poems. I think from what I've seen so far I can expect constructive responses. Some of the longer ones are old and not reall.. more..Writing
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