Solace

Solace

A Poem by T.a Walling

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Of my mind.

Swiftly shapes-

What was behind.

I find myself in the same spot,

Landscape hidden..

With driven thought.


You etched me-

I sketched me,

You come to gather the goods.

Tiny bird of solidarity-

Measured by prosperity,

What ample timing you have!


Bustling and hustling wings,

Slow dust filled holes.

The flying's not so easy-

With those holes

You know?


Haiku-haiku,

I'm not quite sure of you.

You found me with my holes

And my prosperity.


You garbed and rearranged,

bent, pricked.

Ate a bit.


You called it a word

I shall never forget.


---.

© 2012 T.a Walling


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Well thank you for sending this one. Much softer in tone. Again, I'm not a reviewer I just type my impressions. This one has a much different flaver, and leaves a much softer imprint. Different than the others and another side of the writing. Thank you for another point of view of you.

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Well thank you for sending this one. Much softer in tone. Again, I'm not a reviewer I just type my impressions. This one has a much different flaver, and leaves a much softer imprint. Different than the others and another side of the writing. Thank you for another point of view of you.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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T.a Walling
T.a Walling

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I am working on my Masters of English, and will be done in September. My project is trauma theory projection in William Faulkners The Sound and the Fury. I adore Emily Dickinson (hence the dashes), bu.. more..

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