prendrelemick what a nice poem you have composed there and brilliant idea too :D
mazHur congratulations!!!
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prendrelemick what a nice poem you have composed there and brilliant idea too :D
mazHur congratulations!!!
Congratulations, Mazhur. I like how the rhyming heightens the romantic darkness of your poem. Good work.
Thanks Cacian.Quote:
Originally Posted by cacian
I liked prendrelemick's poem and think it is better than mine!:)
thanks prendrelemick.
thanks a lot, my friend.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by miyako73
Hey, am facing problem uploading the picture. Can somebody help? Thanks
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Originally Posted by mazHur
Wow! the attachment got uploaded and appears on the page!! Though it relates directly to the source I don't mind if friends will write their poems in the light thereof or perhaps give it a different meaning? Anyhow, it's there now.....Let's go!
Congratulations, mazHur! The picture is interesting. Is there a name for this sort or stitching on a person's skin? I would like to search for more information on it.
oh my !!! what is going on in this picture it hurts!!!:eek6:
I am going to have to leave this one is definitely not for me sorry mazHur :)
Tapestry of the Soul
I weave the threads
of your soul
into my flesh,
capturing your image,
immortalizing it
underneath my skin.
I will make a tapestry
of your life upon my
body, you will live
and breathe within
my every pore.
Your past,
future,
present
bleed through me,
our destinies balanced
against each other
upon the scales.
thank you, YesNo.
Cheers!
I put your picture on my hand.
The thread was dark. My palm was pale.
It will wear off. I understand.
By then, I'll know, we have gone stale.
Face palm.
New speak
Twitter style
We used to say
Duh!
Or :rolleyes:
(So passe')
Now, we tweet
#Facepalm
A short cut,
(Each character is precious)
A gesture of words.
But not an instruction
For heaven's sake! #Facepalm
Dunes of desert sands
weathered and revealed
so told by the shadows
which crack across the contours
and encroach the edges
like the timeline
of a river lost
The slither of a hint
winding within the ridges
of a fortune post-ordained
stitching sewn his thinning face
this gazing mesmerism
permitting our minds
one last mirage
Buck up, friends, and float some nice poems on the page....not much time left until 20th inst. for me to decide.
Ignoring pain, the sewer sews
Decorative patterns on the palm
Why the needle and the thread?
Would not a tattoo last longer
And be much more detailed and beautiful?
But then again, there's no laser surgery
To remove the patterns, just snip the thread...
Pendragon
(C) February 8, 2014