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If you chose to attack me, I reserve the right to presume you don't exist and unworthy of a retort, or I may just write you and your ignorance out of my mind. ;-)
Truth be told~ I’ve no idea what kind of writer or poet I am, how good or how bad really. In this day and age it seems, we sometimes get likes (feel obligated) because we liked someone work/art or message. I’m not keen to that concept, albeit I understand others might be trying to be supportive- within that gray area so as not to seem critical, to someone they perceive as a lessor learner.
I tend to write from past experiences, (not all my own) and some are even new drafts of old versions of writes from a more modern view/voice or understanding. I enjoy being a tad provocative in the sense of stirring up ones emotions. I oft dismiss the mechanics because they tend to hinder realities honest and authentic voices conveying a truth, even if but their own. Reminding others in my message what having a loss feels like, traversing as a frail vessel adrift at on a sea of bitterness- alone or a new love acquired, and usually from a childish perspective. All writers have goals and many have entrenched agenda’s but for me, I have the need to write.
Everything I write comes from my heart. I share them here, amongst those who might relate, might appreciate what is my style, my tone, my tragedy, my perspective, my naked vulnerability as whispers- from the scars on my heart. I like to think of myself as a high-wire balancing ambivert that can slip one way or another on the stretched tether of my heart whereas poetry serves as my balancing rod.
Thank you for reading and your visit. Perhaps we will dance like love birds, to the same intertwining music as we delve in cryptic words on inked pages during our life's…song?
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18 thoughts on “Perfervid”
heartbreak reframed so beautifully makes the wound more tolerable
heartbreak reframed so beautifully makes the wound more tolerable
incredible piece thanks for sharing
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Kind words my friend, Thank you.
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This poem is sort of like hearing Adele singing “Someone Like You” for the first time.
It makes you remember heartbreak.
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I’m humbled by your comment, Thank you very much.
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Lovely work as always, Poet
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Not as lovely as your consistent comments, Thank You.
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You’re welcome.
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I see the vision of water running through my fingers, just as a past love runs away from those same hands.
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Very astute. Thank you always, for your read and comments.
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So delicate, painful and beautiful. Well written.
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Thank you kindly for your read and comment.
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This poem made me feel like holding onto sand and watching it release at the the same time.
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“ghostly kisses”, great imagery!
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Flowing like water . I like that line …by the way what happens with inkwell? I enjoyed his poetry.
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Thank you kindly. I’m unsure what happened to Inkwell. Perhaps he just needed a break!
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This poem is so pretty with its marriage of tangible (nature, fingers…) and the intangible (heartbreak, memory…
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Thank you deeply for appreciating all of it.
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You’re very welcome.
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