Ravishing Correspondence

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Ravishing Correspondence

Lost in the velvet folds of sleep
his sweet, tormented voice came to me
and I frolicked in the hushing lullaby
listening and losing myself
in the merciless caress of his laugh

With every crashing wave of insult
he whispered death into my soul
searching for my sweet release

Scalding tears fell from my hollow eyes
and my poignant struggles ceased
groping his sorrow in the depths of the Dark

I swam through a delicious haze of sensation
a cacophony of slippery and evanescence lyricism
and shivered in the breeze containing his absence.

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soulwriter commented on Ravishing Correspondence

08-26-2009

Looming near, but still absent - your words always create feelings of unease that somehow have an ironic play of becoming soothing as the words form pictures from the sinistral side of the brain - the logic is of fictional intent .... or is it??! 10

ginga commented on Ravishing Correspondence

08-07-2009

BD, Words well-chosen and well taken.I appreciate words like, velvet, haze,cacophony, scalding tears, and lullaby is always a sensation when used metaphorically. Excellent! ginga

beautifuldeath

08/15/2009

thank you so much.

muaddib commented on Ravishing Correspondence

07-29-2009

the all too comforting friend that is emotional masochism

Grommet commented on Ravishing Correspondence

06-07-2009

Your juxtaposition of words is challenging to me. I don't find that a "tormented voice" can lead to frolicking ".. in the hushing lullaby" Your rythym however is good

beautifuldeath

06/08/2009

I thank you for your comment. However my style of darkness is to allow the reader to see that if you never see or feel the light then sooner or later you will appreciate the dark and learn to enjoy every part of it. And yes, I do frolick in the hushing lullabies of tormented voices.

p7r7ophetess commented on Ravishing Correspondence

05-11-2009

i just got here and ur poetry is so intense buti love every word

If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

beautifuldeath’s Poems (45)

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Title Comments
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Obsessive Cruelty 4
Fiendish Night 4
Trying To Hold On 4
Dark Inspiration 14
The Troll (final...) 7
The Troll (part 3) 3
The Troll (part 2) 2
The Troll (part 1) 5
Vividly Dark 17
Mistress of the Dark 7
If I could not be there 11
Sanguine Kiss 5
Crescendo 7
Fallen 8
Death's Kiss 11
Stained 9
Dream Phantom 14
Gossamer Heart 8
Shadow Kissed 16
Ravenous 9
Hypnotized by Darkness 42
Unwilling 10
Dementia Defined 9
Forever Never 10
Birthday Kite 7
Little Girl Lost 9
Obsidian Butterfly 12
The Storm 4
Vampire's Smile 11
Dark Heart 7
Beautiful Death 9
Done 7
Human 12
Black Despondency 7
Never Try 4
Addicted 9
Repentant Regret 10
That Moment 3
Death's Interrogation 10
Buried Within 23
Perceiving the Poet 10
The Comfort Of Innocence 4
Bloody Tears 27
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