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Category: Writers Block

Post 1 by Utt (Account disabled) on Wednesday, 29-Apr-2009 0:20:02

A wall of ice,
Freezing, easing wide the barrier between,
Your hand and mine.
No explanations, no comfort can I give you,
Now that the bridge is drawn, and the mote is so vast.
Were I a fish, I would swim to you,
Were I a bird, I would soar.
Were I a song, I would sing to you,
Through the deep chill silence,
Past the star-strewn heavens,
Deftly round your questions,
An answer,
A plea,
Turn back!
The light is warm upon your face,
The world is full and rich with love,
And you, young rose are set to drink it all,
Beyond the pain,
Beyond unknowing.
Turn back,
And let the explanations come at last.

Post 2 by CrazedMidget (Sweet fantacy's really do come in small packages!) on Wednesday, 29-Apr-2009 18:49:39

Oh wow, that was good, I write poems and songs too..

Post 3 by blbobby (Ooo you're gona like this!) on Thursday, 30-Apr-2009 5:20:36

I like this poem too.

I don't write nothing but board posts.

Bob

Post 4 by Albanac (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Thursday, 30-Apr-2009 10:43:29

A great poem Trevyn, well done. I write too, of sorts, but nothing of that calibre. Keep it up.

Post 5 by Utt (Account disabled) on Thursday, 30-Apr-2009 23:20:32

Fallen Moonlight, thankyou! I will look for you on the board. I'd like to see some of your work.

Post 6 by Utt (Account disabled) on Thursday, 30-Apr-2009 23:23:59

Simon, it's good to hear from you again! Thank you for the complement. I will look for you on the boards. If it is as interesting as your posts always are, I have something to look forward to.

Post 7 by Utt (Account disabled) on Thursday, 30-Apr-2009 23:27:55

Hey Bob! How are you? Try writing haiku. A haiku is a poem with three lines. The first line has five syllabols. The second line has seven, and the third has five again.

I zip my gymbag,
Rummaging for my wallet,
I swear, lost again.

Yeah I know. That one was lame. Most that I've read are about love or sunsets or profound rage.

Post 8 by Sword of Sapphire (Whether you agree with my opinion or not, you're still gonna read it!) on Friday, 01-May-2009 23:53:34

This poem was very beautiful. I love the emotion in it.

Post 9 by Utt (Account disabled) on Saturday, 02-May-2009 1:18:57

Digressive Distortion, thank you very much! I suppose it helped that when I wrote it, I fancied myself in love. A passing thing, a maid who did not deserve such sentments, and a sense of unnecessary sympathy. Strange the places life finds the words within a poet's soul. Do you write/

Post 10 by Sword of Sapphire (Whether you agree with my opinion or not, you're still gonna read it!) on Saturday, 02-May-2009 18:40:41

Oh yeah! I've written quite a bit. Some of my poetry has been posted here on this board, and I might be posting some more soon.

Post 11 by star_jasmine (Generic Zoner) on Tuesday, 07-Jul-2009 13:27:22

I love this poem. You are wonderful at converying emotions, in this case aching longing.