Waiting for You

Waiting for You

A Poem by Champagne
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It's all about waiting.

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There was coldness inside
sinking
crushing me like
dried leaves -

I once saw a marble girl
with sunken cheeks
and drooping eyes
sunlight dancing off her face.
As I said goodbye
she smiled back.

Been around for too long
like her.
Sitting alone 
in the puddle.
People passing by.

Would we watch the sunset
together sometime?
Breathe the twilight air?
As rustling winds make merry sounds
would we look
and stare in awe?

Would I dream forever -
that you would be
and I would stay?
...Sunken cheeks
...drooping eyes
waiting,
waiting,
waiting forever.

© 2010 Champagne


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Wow... what a beautiful display of words. Your poem sets the scene perfectly - it plays like a clip in my head. I especially like the first stanza: "There was a coldness inside, crushing me like dried leaves." It makes me think of the merciless winter, rushing over the land and taking autumn with it. It's a cold feeling. Fantastic write.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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I love the feel of this poem. it says a lot with out saying a lot. I do think it deserves a better word than droopy, though. that is the only thing that stuck out for me in an otherwise lovely, heartfelt write.

Posted 13 Years Ago


like a dark pearl of a fairy tale slipping from the gem into the ink of this mesmerizing three dimensional poetic that moves with fluid beauty~

Posted 13 Years Ago


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there is something enchanting about this, like there is a story waiting to be told, I like the ambiguity..interesting work ...well structured..

Posted 13 Years Ago


You definitely made this poem feel cold..."coldness" "marble" "puddle" "twilight"..you even made dried leaves sound cold. But when you make the sunlight dance off her face, the reader can feel the "warm" affection you have for her. That's pretty clever. Since you mentioned "leaves" twice im guessing they are symbolic. If not, maybe you could make something else rustle. ....i always enjoy your writing :)
~L

Posted 13 Years Ago


Sometimes we spend our time wondering, waiting, yearning, longing, hoping for something that may or may never be. This feeling resonates with me and I know the cold and empty ache that comes with the uncertainty of not knowing....
A very beautiful, touching write - well done!

Posted 13 Years Ago


Wow... what a beautiful display of words. Your poem sets the scene perfectly - it plays like a clip in my head. I especially like the first stanza: "There was a coldness inside, crushing me like dried leaves." It makes me think of the merciless winter, rushing over the land and taking autumn with it. It's a cold feeling. Fantastic write.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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. ohhhh ... this is just so beautiful ... the images are enchanting and poignant ... and the sadness is almost palpable ... ravishing poetry ...

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Added on December 14, 2010
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Tags: Love, melancholy, sadness, waiting

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Champagne

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I have always wanted to be a writer since I was a child. Being a passionate person, I am smitten with literature in general and poetry in particular. I have tried my hand at writing intermittently .. more..

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