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sculpture: Jason deCaires Taylor |
They say that life is a journey
You have to experience to understand
I can see that being the case
They say the joy in life
Is in the living of it
That sounds ok to me
They say your life’s path
Can have meaning to others
I sure hope so
What they didn’t tell me
Is that no one above the surface
Can hear you scream
Chris McQueeney 1/15/2012 11:39PM
This is in response to the 100th prompt from Tess at magpie tales click here
Wow...the ending a sudden surprise.
ReplyDeleteThank you Susie
DeleteI like this, very poignant. Well written.
ReplyDeleteGood one.... You are beginning to hit your stride. You have given me this small stone that will be published tomorrow -
ReplyDeleteUnder Water
I'm gravid, drowning
in the bitter of old dreams,
pining for a bit
of the noonday sun.
ooo very nice...love that unexpected there in the end....it is chilling...
Delete@Christopher, thank you...and what the hell were you doing up at 2:30 in the morning?
Delete@Brian, my ending kinda polar oppisite to your's...
Enjoyed this... the ending is amazing.
ReplyDeleteoh golly...terrific
ReplyDeleteThat last stanza was great. Nice construction!
ReplyDeleteThanks for viewing my blog earlier.
Jamie
Your welcome, thank you as well.
DeleteAin't that the truth! ♥
ReplyDeleteSometimes, and thanks for visiting.
DeleteI like the unexpected ending...
ReplyDeleteThank you for the prompt, I have realy enjoyed joining in the tales.
DeleteKinda buries the platitudes, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteNice Magpie!
=)
Thank you, and yes it does!
DeleteI read your poem a few times because I enjoyed the way it was constructed. I like the message and the thinking. Thank you for sharing this and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDelete....I'm sure your whispers sound and feel of thunder up against a loving ear
ReplyDeletePlease tell me more about this loving ear...
DeleteSometimes I feel that way, muted and under the surface.
ReplyDeleteThat last line is chilling! We really different directions. I did that Magpie too, again, different: http://writinginthebachs.blogspot.com/2012/01/siren-song.html
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