DLD to DD, October 28th, 2011

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DLD to DD October 28th, 2011


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cogongrass


Received DD on Marchy 30th, 2011
Originally Featured by: apple-dark

"Jones Gap, July" by cogongrass

This poem seems to convey the strangeness
and alienation from oneself a complicated
relationship brings, one in which the writer
feels like maybe she/he has lost her/himself.  
Or perhaps the piece lends itself so much to
translation that I am seeing myself in it.
Lovely beyond description.


adalaine


Received DD on March 30th, 2011
Originally Featured by: bowie-loon123

"Autumn" by adalaine

A wistful and bittersweet poem that will both
pull on your heart strings and inspire you. This piece is
tragic and refreshing all at once. The technique is
consistent and the ending is horribly lovely.



wish-sticks


Received DD on April 3rd, 2011
Originally Featured by: bowie-loon123
snowbonesholding my hands over the kettle
the skin on my fingertips peels back,
like dated wallpaper,
like flowers blooming.
they're burning from the inside out,
nails turning to varnish, turning to steam,
bones click-clacking their way out;
spreading like wildfire.
the whistling stops, and
blink
and my fingers are just fingers,
ink stained, bitten nails.
sunlight streams across the kitchen,
my fingers warm and
slightly damp, i trace patterns on
steamed-up windows.

"snowbones" by wishsticks

This poem is incredibly well-written and intense, feeding
the reader images that are both horrific and hopeful. The entire
poem is a brilliant metaphor for life in general.



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Vigilo's avatar
Wonderful as always! :clap: