dreams like ash
By slow.burn.star
everything was falling apart
wet feathers
white driftwood
stardust
in our veins
ignited when we touch
a memory that has yet to be made
bumble bee
you
were
a mouthful of diamonds
a tongue like black snakes
lighting me up
twisting my
hardened heart like
burnt
amber ash
take it away
the love i had imagined
all
this time
just a dream
I'm floating again
tasting your golden blood
lips tingling
I'm digging again
white knuckled
&
numb
.
haunting me
he's turned out to sea
cobwebs of clouds
and a coral melody
with a whisper
gilded romance
teach me those songs again
child
infinite and eternal
with eyes like
a kiss of blinding sun
on the horizon
you will find me
Awards
Comments on "dreams like ash"
-
A former member wrote:
Another of your beautiful works that I've currently just read. (: Loved it hun. It's amazing
-
On Friday, December 20, 2013, Adam
(242) wrote:
Interesting, read it twice, got two different versions of a story. I enjoyed the read - both times :)
-
On Saturday, November 23, 2013, Lady Poetry
(38) wrote:
This was amazing...potent and full of darkness! Very well penned x Livvi x
-
A former member wrote:
Symphonies played in my head. Innocence so sweet..
-
On Friday, April 1, 2011, Malice In Wonderland
(976) wrote:
I never know what to say after reading your work, but I'm shaking now:) Good to see something new...
-
On Saturday, October 30, 2010, Solace
(1065) wrote:
So much within such a small space - even more nuances in the third reading than I thought possible. You have a way with words, symbols, nostalgic referentials - this piece is a tapestry finely woven. "cobwebs of clouds/coral melody" I could gorge on this ad infinitum.
-
A former member wrote:
so raw.. these shreds and fragments of beauty.. you weave the natural imagery into something glittering and treasured.... there is an underside here that is so passionately tender...
-
On Friday, October 15, 2010, Bella Butchery
(696) wrote:
somber, and raw. i never get to see a piece this short from you. trully in this respect, fewer words produce a more powerfull effect that you seem to master
-
On Wednesday, October 13, 2010, slow.burn.star
(84) wrote:
Thank you, so very much. :o)
-
A former member wrote:
I'm so glad you've posted something new. I got such butterflies when I saw, and still... you gave them such an honorable death in this... I want to wither and die within these wastelands you paint, smoldering landscapes that still tremble with petaled longing... such crushing beauty. Lush, vivid... a quietness... and above all, art.
-
On Wednesday, October 13, 2010, Anth
(1126) wrote:
sublime work, ive missed that feeling your works inspire, im reminded of no wings - (flash to;) your poetry runs through fields with a torn dress and kisses in the rain(flash to;) wonderfully thought out structure that just mesmerises because it is so integral to the feeling your words give, this is a poem to read until it is remembered off by heart, and i will do
-
On Wednesday, October 13, 2010, Anth
(1126) wrote:
I would love to exist in one of your poems, i think the scenes you create are more epic and full of longing and darkly adventurous romance than any film i have ever seen