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All Deviations




Vulnerability
to my demons,  of lost ambitions,  screaming, “Failure!”
The saving grace:
Affection
is hidden in a blanket of self-pity.

That damp, pillow-soft-touch of lips,
Defending
demons with two interlaced breathes;
Replaced.

Morning's black kiss;  bitter,  not sweet.
Substitute
for my longing,  ever-so-slightly parted lips.

Swirling echoes of criticisms are
Rampant.
My routine: a morning band-aid
Peeled,
exposing me to the fierce bite of realty.

Desire
accepts no replacement to those flirting tongues.
Nor do scars of inadequacy subside without the
Pounce
of that eternally heavy hearted love hopeless romantics dream of.
©2006-2008 ~RadAdam
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Changing one's course from the origional path of ambitions can be a trying task.

Coffee instead of a kiss is also quite a change.
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~piratejack:iconpiratejack: Aug 27, 2006, 8:58:19 AM
My routine: a morning band-aid
Peeled,
exposing me to the fierce bite of realty.

i love these lines

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love, tim
~RadAdam:iconRadAdam: Aug 31, 2006, 9:33:47 PM
Thanks PJ. Much appreciated.
~TheShun:iconTheShun: Oct 11, 2006, 12:27:58 PM
It starts out good and just evolves into something more deep at the end. It's great because it takes the reader from a close, familiar place, to some where farther away that they may not be used to, but it does it gradually as to not desuade them from continuing. At the end, they are far into it, but not alone, so they don't have to worry. It's really great. I have never been a fan of poetic spacing, but that's me.

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~RadAdam:iconRadAdam: Oct 19, 2006, 7:48:27 AM Mood: Relief
Thanks for the crit man. It's interesting and pleasing to hear how dynamic you felt it was.

I was certainly going out of my bounds with the spacing. I think I would like the reader to hear me speak it like that, rather than force them to read it as such. I'm glad I tried it though.