Fog Dance

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by pagansrule!, Aug 14, 2006.

  1. pagansrule!

    pagansrule! Member

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    Fog Dance



    Gentle

    wispy fingers,

    stride away from their layers of morning dew.



    As if to wake,

    they stretch their arms,

    brushing past the meadows.



    They tease the sun,

    rising to poke his yellow hands,

    reaching toward their joyful antics.



    Though rebuffed,

    the sun will soon be victorious.

    the watery apparitions crouch down.



    enveloping the Earth,

    they embrace their master

    such do they love their terrestrial home.



    The Yellow King prevails,

    However and

    The fingers dissolve.



    They

    depart their morning pleasures,

    retreating into molecular contentment,

    until a new dawn permits their return.
     
  2. hippie_chick666

    hippie_chick666 Senior Member

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    Great poem! I could almost see the fog as you were describing it. More!

    Peace and love
     
  3. myself

    myself just me

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    I liked this poem! :)
     
  4. KittenX

    KittenX Purrrific

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    Very good structure and wording in this. I think I enjoyed the way you weave your pictures the most. I also love the title.
     
  5. fulmah

    fulmah Chaser of Muses

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    Wonderful execution! I agree with KittenX, the structure and flow let the poem breathe. It felt effortless, no distractions from the words. Good job!
     
  6. LordHelmet

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    good stuff, really like the fresh morning sunny feel of it all, you can almost smell the earth awakening
     
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