Six Sceptres Glowing In the Gloam - or - A Gert Attercop

By Riven Waker

She weeps now
For her children wander now
Oft waylaid by orchids
Lily cheeked as
Undead
Cherubim fallen
Ruby of eye afire
Into the golden dawn
Of violin spider vessels
To test the vintage
The one aged fear

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© 2009 Riven Waker
Published on Sunday, February 22, 2009.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: Your ability to form and flow your words is amazing. All your work is beautiful. You are very very talented, thank you for sharing.

  • A former member wrote: Such a voice. Good grief. This is absolutely immaculate. If I had written this, I think I might be content never writing another thing again. But as an indulgent reader, I pray you don't decide to keep all your genius to yourself. I'd like to continue admiring. Thank you for sharing this. It has made an impact.

  • The Lipstick Factor On Sunday, February 22, 2009, The Lipstick Factor (287)By person wrote:

    I'm going to echo Echo--great short piece--just one too many "nows"--in fact you could get rid of both--would tighten this piece up and make it spectacular. Nice write and welcome!

  • A former member wrote: as carlos said, classic.

  • Echoes of Orpheus On Sunday, February 22, 2009, Echoes of Orpheus (357)By person wrote:

    I feel the repetition of "now" in those first two lines wasn't really necessary but this is a great little piece yet again. Plays great with the visuals with that third last line.

  • carlosjackal On Sunday, February 22, 2009, carlosjackal (2788)By person wrote:

    The creativity packed into these 8 short lines is superb..Classic stuff. Welcome to DP! -Carl

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