Journeys

by Sondos   Oct 27, 2006


Unsure and exhausted I stand
Fully poised on the edge of the world
The virgins are breeding in dream like wraiths
As the journeys momentum unfurled

No more sin beneath the twilight
So lustful amongst the sea
I'll entice little fish beneath
The grand old sycamore tree

So awaken shining shadows
Snakes prepare your clouds
I'll hide and watch beneath the veil
And emerge into glory proud

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  • 18 years ago

    by sibyllene

    I'd agree with the above comment about "journey," but i don't see a need for other punctuation or extra adjectives, if this is how you want it.

    definitely a very thought provking poem. i'll go read it again : )

  • 18 years ago

    by Bret Higgins

    Snakes prepare your clouds. You need an adjective in here to describe the clouds.

    Interesting, very interesting. Lots of connotations and ideal to take from this poem. You can make this poem flow a lot more easily with the addition of punctuation. A prime example being journeys. is it one journey or many? If it is one and you are describveing its momentum then HAVE to punctuate it to journey's.

    I hope you do punctuate this poem properly because it will turn it from an average poem with a good theme to a poem anyone will enjoy.

    Bret

  • 18 years ago

    by Misstress

    Profound and thought provoking write that I have enjoyed reading.
    very imaginative piece
    Deep.

    God Bless!