~ After the Electric Fire

~ After the Electric Fire

A Poem by
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~ The notes that are left, and repeated....

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~ After the Electric Fire




 

The sultry night still

    Danced on the remaining waves,

Of its tangible thoughts;

 

Therefore, they looked at each other eye to eye,

     Magical electric notes

And fiery sparks, to explode

 

They flew over the countertop

      Where the uncountable time

 Disappeared in the non-sighted;

 

Love at first sight

     As large scale could not show

Them the essence

 

 Exposed sparkling eyes,

     Lips soft and sweet

This one strongest beat

 

Nothing was left, but the vodka,

     And a smoky room,

Her eyes, on her guitar

 

Tears stinking of sorrow,

    And texts about the past

For she repeated her song

 

 

~ Elisa Laura

© 2013


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This reminds me of the time the power went out when i was playing my electric bass. i sat in the dark a moment, mumbled to myself "Guess I'm playing acoustic now" and went back to playing like nothing happened for another hour till the lights came back on. i kept playing the creepiest little melody over and over that i thought up. lol. I am never in a good mood when playing it or my keyboard, happiness leaves me too empty minded to function. Thus, i kinda connect with this.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

Ha, you really get it dear... I did that lately too... :) so happy to see you back! let's share lot'.. read more
RedInk524

11 Years Ago

I look forward to it my friend. :)

11 Years Ago

Me too.... ;) turning now, yawn, see ya soon :) x



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This particular poem defines the essence of divinity that has a remarkable cadence. The pull of the words is strong, but their primary merit lights a fire of love and tenderness through the musical notes. There is a beauty and a sultry heat in this, as well as the red tinge of electricity, but as Maryanne says below, ther is a classical cadence. The looks between the two lovers, the soft love being carried upon the backs of this sweet melody, are blighted by realism, which really makes this poem valuable. It is original, but classical in the sense that dreams are mixed with reality, and, as I'm quite a musical lover, I really enjoyed the twist ~

Great job!

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

Hello dear, oh thank you very much for your wonderful, and good review. As you and Maryanne always d.. read more
Foxemerald

11 Years Ago

And I should say back, in turn, that the pleasure is all mine. But more importantly, I will be looki.. read more

11 Years Ago

My weekends are just so so busy hehe, I'm always on the road, and traveling... pop in now and then t.. read more
Don't we all experience this? Such intensity wrapped moment when everything else became indistinct except for the heat consuming our spirits. Until it faded out and we were thrown back to reality, flabbergasted, as if it was always the first time, always the first time to get hurt. Such beauty in your words dear, with a class. Loved it.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much my dearest :) always happy to see you by! :) be back soon x
Androglossia

11 Years Ago

It's my pleasure!
On and on...a poem about the lack of closure and our desperate need for it. I read that here.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

You're the best Ken, I miss you, come back for your fantastic brain for it's the most intelligent on.. read more
Kenneth The Poet

11 Years Ago

Thanks, E.L.

11 Years Ago

It's true, you're the one and only best Math poet on here!!!!! you need more respect! for I hate tho.. read more
the electricity as the eyes meet, the lips touch, sparks fly and then suddenly a fuse is blown and there is nothing left but songs of the past, of that night, of that moment...
which passed as quickly the notes of a two minute song...

such a flurry of beautiful phrasing..

and we were all holding up our lighters, asking for an encore.

jacob

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

*decades, urgh.... :D just hit me with that hammer, if i screw up will you? :D thanks friend, Dutchi.. read more
jacob erin-cilberto

11 Years Ago

goodnight, Dutchie...

11 Years Ago

I miss my forlorn times... I guess I never can transform to them, however they follow me ;) much lov.. read more
This one pounded with passion, lust, anticipation and pain.....gorgeous! Loved it!
CM

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

Thankies luv... :) always good to have you by! :D
sounds like a terrible rote example of that same old same old situation and the very familiar territory and routine of finding, embracing, losing and lamenting love....music, alcohol and for me....lots and lots of weed and self hatred....i love how you showed me i was never alone at all in this malady.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

C'est vrais.... :D haha! we know that already for a long time... don't we? I hope you find your peac.. read more
quinfinn

11 Years Ago

ah, i have my native girl, remember? elena...she has changed my life....it will come.....yes, i have.. read more

11 Years Ago

She's a treasure, yes, I remember... ;-) and I know you're happy LOL hehehehe so am I ... I pretend .. read more

' Therefore, they looked at each other eye to eye,
Magical electric notes
And fiery sparks, to explode '

For the reader who already forgot this kind of feelings, it is good way to introducing again oneslf into the magical feeling.

Beautiful write as always, Dear Sis.



Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

Thank you so so much for appreciating this piece. It means a lot when you come by Sis... lovely YOU!
Belle

11 Years Ago

The pleasure to read from you is always mine, Dear Sis.
and bear with me if I cannot come alwa.. read more

11 Years Ago

I know I know love, real friendship may have silence, and space... for it's the richest one than man.. read more
There are those times when we never seem to know when to walk away, and when we finally have the courage and eyes opened wide enough to see the truth of the relationship, then we may leave, but what is left behind is as you say......just smoldering in the embers of cold love.
Another great write that sends smoke circles of "I should have known better" into the thick night air of burned out love.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

It's now and somehow time for another phoenix-burn, and renewal, out of the ashes.... LOL thank you .. read more
First...love CatPower. Okay, with that out of the way, you've done it again, my friend! You have created a piece that I can relate to so completely and fully. The tunnel vision of love, the quick fury and passion, and then the aftermath, which is nothing but vodka, texts and sad songs on a guitar. *sigh* I feel like I have lived this.

One little suggestion for flow: 6th stanza---"But nothing was left, but the vodka"--i would suggest ommitting the first "But" so it is just "Nothing was left, but the vodka,"

Beautiful as always , my friend...beautiful!

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much my sweet friend, and I'm NOT happy you can relate lol ;-) thanks for helping me ou.. read more

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