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Thread: Dawning Lucidity (a poem)

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    What just happened?
    Should I not be in pain?
    A part of my life is over
    Dead and gone
    But instead of loss
    The closing of this chapter has brought me joy
    I eagerly await the next verse
    Like a junkie wanting a fix
    I salivate with anticipation
    I know I will feel pain again
    But I know I will also know euphoria
    Without the darkness the can be no light
    I will bathe in the glorious sunshine
    And wish away the night
    Dusk will come
    As it always does
    But I will remember this moment
    To nurture me through the void
    As I await the next dawn

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    You're a freak!--Eris
    You're a nut!--Jelymo
    You're a freak!--Tyle

    Are you guys trying to tell me something?

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    Oooo, hopeful!
    frazz, you honestly have a knack for putting a new light on some "standard" topics smile I love your direct imagry, in this and other poems, smile

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    Honestly cats there are times I feel something so strongly that I have to write it down. There's no editing process. How I'm feeling at that moment is what I write. So my topics are almost always "stardard".

    I used to try to ryhme and stay in meter. But I was never good at that. So now I just do free form. These poems end up as a diary in a way. I know exactly what happened to trigger each one.

    Thanks for the compliments!

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    I understand totally what you mean. I do the same with many of my writings. A moment of emotion will give me inspiration.
    I find that rhyming takes away what I'm trying to say in my poem. In my poems it is almost as if each line is a poem within itself.


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