For Every Single Poet
By RubyXero
This place...of calm and peaceful ground.
A haven, now my home.
So long I've lingered here. Young at first.
Eager to share and take in from others.
But if you take a step back,
look how we have become. My fellow poets...
Poetry. For me a form of escape at times.
I couldn't keep a journal for a time...
so I hid
my words through verse. Such a delicate
piece of my soul.
...As in yours. I read of your lives.
Of passion. Of hate.
Remorse and envy.
"I long for him...so close across that lab bench."...
the beautiful desire from those
words.
Perhaps that familiar alley... touches.
Enlivens your soul with memories
and emotion.
But, every feeling...every word.
So precious. So full of wonder
because you care of it enough
to put it in the most exquisite form.
...and i see you. so kind.
you welcome everyone in. everyone. :)
But even as we are so different
in a place such as this
we are as one living.
breathing. entity.
For the poet who sits in class
and writes his poems. So excited
as he posts his first one. Checking
for comments.
As we did. As we do.
I can admit every comment
I see brings a smile to this face.
Someone read my work. My most
intimate, sacred thoughts that, save
this site are shared with none.
Or a slight few.
...And they liked it! They understood
how I felt. Raw emotion killing
me like a ton of bricks.
Perhaps this seems random.
To me it does a bit.
But on this morning I just
want to say
truely I appreciate you.
All of you.
I enjoy reading each work
for poetry is my passion.
My life.
Thank you for sharing
yours with me.
Awards
Comments on "For Every Single Poet"
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On Friday, August 31, 2012, RibbonHeart
(22) wrote:
I cannot agree more with this, so wonderfully written, it made me feel special even though you do not know me, even if you have read none of my poems. This site is like a club to share our secrets, makes me feel... I don't know the word, but something :)
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On Sunday, April 8, 2012, dwells
(4177) wrote:
Enjoyed very much, reading this on the poem of the day today, Easter Sunday. Thanks for the wise and wonderful words.
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On Saturday, April 7, 2012, daiglepoems
(95) wrote:
Yeah. Those comments are worth their weight in gold and it nice to know that I'm not alone in my anticipations.
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A former member wrote:
I feel i should thank you first... you took the time to craft this for us, the molecules of this site. Im a newby... and im young. This site has been wonderful in exposing me to the outsider art of "underground" poetry. There's not much modern art here... and when there is it's incredibly abstract. You guys kick so much ass! Beautifully written and absolutely spot on with its portrayal of us. !)
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On Monday, January 16, 2012, The Guardian Angel
(28) wrote:
True to the exact point. I guess you are right about a lot of things you say in this poem. and I think people can really relate themselves to this
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A former member wrote:
Poem of the day.. well deserved friend!
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On Sunday, January 15, 2012, FadedBlues
(2096) wrote:
Outstanding...this is exactly true for all of us...PASSION...I love that word!
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On Friday, January 13, 2012, DarkAsh
(45) wrote:
Epic! Sweeping! I love it! This ought to be the Official DarkPoetry Motto!
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A former member wrote:
Great piece...writing poetry in class,you know how I feel
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On Tuesday, June 3, 2008, Daughter_Of_The_Moon
(106) wrote:
It's nice to see how we all feel about this site put into words. Very Well done. -Heather-
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On Tuesday, May 6, 2008, Aleas
(169) wrote:
Reading this, I feel I've missed so much. I kept everything I've ever thought on paper to myself or the shredder, for fear of others scolding opinions or *insert depricating self loathing comment here". This just instills the idea in me that no matter the words, the thoughts, the rhythmic or stoic stanzas to the spoken word insanity, it will always be beautiful as it's always from the heart, from everyone, forever. And reading this, you've just filled my day with an unexpected joy I didn't count when I woke up this morning. How can you thank someone when a Thank You, isn't enough? For me, this day, to you, it isn't, but thank you.
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On Tuesday, April 15, 2008, openureyes
(55) wrote:
IM so glad I stumbled upon this. You reminded me why poetry is the most beautiful and diverse art form in my eyes. cheers on this...
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A former member wrote:
Cheers for returned appreciation.
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On Wednesday, March 5, 2008, Kaleidoscope_Heart
(111) wrote:
Its wonderful to be transparent in the light and darkness of others. Thank you as well :)
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A former member wrote:
here, here! I don't know if I should say your welcome or thank you, so I shall say both, twice (if you read it so). Cheers to poetry and cheers to the commenters and cheers to you, shweets! long live your passion!
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A former member wrote:
me loves a dedication. many thanks for this. -END
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On Thursday, February 28, 2008, MESUN
(230) wrote:
word up. right back at you too. i love it when i see someone remember and acknowledge the fact that this is made of everyone and not just the cliques. sometimes i think appreciation gets pushed aside for those not "exalted" here. this is one way to give it to the deserving though. if they haven't been discouraged enough not to be able to find this at least that is. i'm rambling. great piece.
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2008, Trigger
(68) wrote:
Such passion. Thank you for this, it brought a smile to my face. -Trigger
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2008, denver nitze
(251) wrote:
goosebumps. way to bring us all together. i'm just as appreciative of the poets here, including you. so thank you...and everyone...keep writing!! every piece is beautiful comments or not.
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2008, Taunting The Reaper
(169) wrote:
and many thanks to you for sharing your passion, your poetry, your very prescence on this site because the appreciation is mutual and I'll always savor your words as if they were carved into my heart.
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2008, Bella Butchery
(696) wrote:
touching
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2008, elisa
(1595) wrote:
'...My most intimate, sacred thoughts ..' .. excellent line..... i rarely pepper my poetry with fiction. a very endearing piece.