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the moonlight falls
like little brown stones
whisked by goldfish tails
& sunless sails

whipped by nyctophobic winds
settle soft.

moon crests the hill
& curls sweetly
into an eyelidded embrace
& the last notes of the night
fall into nothingness.
©2006-2009 ~soultown
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a tacky name, i know.


just practicing.

Daily Deviation

Given 2006-10-11

moonlight by =soultown is a simple scene-setting piece, but filled with vivid images. (Featured by `PoeticWar)

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:iconskaplunk:
im the first favorite for this?! no way....

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-This is it. What do we do now?
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:iconjon-law:
Not bad, not bad. Good pick.

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:iconramira:
When skimming this, it makes no sense. When focusing on the meaning of the words, one gets a strong sense of cold night, rapid transition and warming dawn. Reader can potentially imagine pleasant harmony of subdued colours. The feeling I experience personally from this poem is similar to one I feel when going to bed once the birds start singing just before dawn, i.e. of sleep as one's surroundings awaken.
If this was your intention, congratulate yourself.
I generally enjoyed reading this poem.

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:iconl0stwhispers:
This is lovely. I really like the imagery you incorporated into this poem. Cliche topic, but you managed to make it transform into something totally different. Nicely done! :clap: ^^

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You don't know me.
So don't act like you do.
Don't ask me either,
'Cause I too don't have a clue.

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:icondreamhazer:
I really liked this:
"moon crests the hill
& curls sweetly
into an eyelidded embrace"

Wonderfully said. I just love it. But I don't quite understand:
"& the last notes of the night
fall into nothingness."

I don't think that the silence you wrapped it up in really fits. I think it should be louder than whicsking fish tails and soft winds at this point, if the night is wrapping up. But, just a thought.
:iconfairynora101:
the imagery...amazing...:D
:iconchrishadow:
I think I prefer to read it as lightly as it was written, without thinking much about it at all. :salute:

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"...It's the sky that's the challenge
The sky that engulfs a sea of sound and echoes it back to us
Whole poems whole dictionaries, rolled up in a thunderclap
And every sunset an action painting, every cloud a book of shadows..."
-Lawrence Ferlinghetti
:iconsoultown:
:nod:

It was basically a very airy, light thought, which didn't take me long to get down on paper.

Thank you for your lovely comment! :)

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Ribston Pippin'.
:iconsoultown:
I can't actually remember what frame of mind I was in when I wrote this, but I think the last part was along the lines of falling asleep. Plus the fade-out is not a bad way to end.

thank you for your lovely comment :)

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Ribston Pippin'.
:iconsoultown:
Thanks! :)

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Ribston Pippin'.

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