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    Knock Knock. ( small amount of language )

    Isolation
    is a terrible trick to play.
    The mind begins to fade
    to a blob of pink-grey flesh.
    Revelation, irrelevant.
    Inferno dissolves to ember,
    ash, dust
    and is forgotten before
    even utterance can forgive it.

    Heart forgets why
    she has to beat,
    though ticking clocks
    remember well
    and give no quarter
    of an hour to see
    the end of my favourite show.
    This bottle fills my table,
    hand, my mouth, intrusive
    but welcome
    by omission
    of less palatable details,
    mocking
    in conscious theatre.
    These words have lost themselves
    in the cataclysmic emptiness
    of hours or days or weeks,
    or whatever the fuck it was last time I looked.
    Meanings, understandings, feelings
    in stark, greyish green contrast
    daubed upon rotten walls
    that drip and drip
    and like a drum
    fall dumbly silent.

    Still, a susurration.

    Twitching throughout the house
    a drop of glowing sound and…fire!
    At last the air is rent
    and coils in crashing flood
    that should shatter stone
    and bone and tedium.
    The racket of hinges
    roaring forgiveness
    in undetermined language
    of grave or lips that kiss
    or furious retribution.

    Absolution has no tongue.
    When singers are silent
    all songs are one.
    Last edited by Gumby; 08-13-2010 at 01:28 AM.
    Crowley, out...

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    If anyone had any thoughts i'd love to get some feedback on this before it disappears into the backlog.
    Crowley, out...

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    Hi Crowley,

    some interesting phrases you have going on

    the formatting seems a little inconsistent to me in places ...

    i'm on the fly just now but will try to return another time with more words

    and cheers to you, ash

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    Wow, I really, really like this, Crowley, but I need more time to digest fully what I've just thoroughly enjoyed consuming. I've just got my computer back after almost a week without it and I have a million things to catch up on. I, personally found no fault with the format and the piece is peppered with fantastic phrasing. I get the general gist, but I need a few more reads to completely unearth every little gem, I'll be back for sure.

    Best,
    Lisa

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