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exquisite poem 1

*lightening, thunder, i counted the times as blankets protected my idiot fears
~she sat on the ledge singing, her hair long and golden, catching fire in a dream on another world
*suddenly the boat rocks, wood flew up into the darkness, throwing us helpless
~the menace within us can take over any minute. woa wah eee lost among the collumbs of smoke
*sitting under the pecan tree as the sun melted down on my skin the birds began to sing
~a far scream echoing above the puff, sliding by me, my loveraching to find the end of this labyrinth
*the dog chased the cat which chased the bird which was after the worm who was alone
~my sword is dull

exquisite poem 2

~an avalanche of pollen filled the crystal lake as fortune found the chalenge not among the living but quiet
*my head was parched tightly against the knapsack which was hard and unforgiving
~two trolls sat on either side of a bridge, throwing stones untill one finally died then so did the other
*whips and chains surround this domain, a castle of bondage from no refrain, could it be
~it registered first as an antelope in flight then as we got closer it was a crumpled paper bag
*with a flash, the two automobiles collided with a turbulent roar, throwing up blood
~a garden of lights in twilight, i step on a photograph of my mother, her face

exquisite poem 3

*the movement of the trees bore great passion
~particles of dust entering our chamber on beams of silver whispers
*in darkness there is no light for a sence of fear
~a blanket of ice lit on heaven as the notes entered our ears
*i turned around, looked down the bend, it was Fred
~a palace covered with a shaddow~ the people never awaken
*like a whisper, the mist vanished and naught was in the air
~blase' the old woman fell asleep crying she had no house
*said nothing to the crow, the wise old lady is still old
~the hallway was a pool of blackness, i couldnt see the end of it
*mystery, suspense, where lies the answer to this offense
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apophysis 2.03b

This is a tribute to my friend, *highpriestess another chocolate lover!

~iamshe Jan 21, 2006

Mmmm…chocolate cinammon goldschlager...warm.

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*Deborah-Valentine Jan 21, 2006 Professional Traditional Artist

ooooooh! that does sound good!

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~iamshe Jan 22, 2006

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~iamshe Jan 21, 2006

*cinnamon

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*ssup Jan 20, 2006 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

All Yours last five submisions of apophysis are briliant

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*Deborah-Valentine Jan 20, 2006 Professional Traditional Artist

wow! thank you!

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~Blondeyetti Jan 19, 2006

wow, i cant decide if i want to dip my finger in it or snap bits off. it's yummy looking though

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*Deborah-Valentine Jan 19, 2006 Professional Traditional Artist

hehe i wish i had some right now!

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~Blondeyetti Jan 19, 2006

me too >_< i've given up sugary things in a competition with the bf in an attempt to loose some weight...

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*Deborah-Valentine Jan 19, 2006 Professional Traditional Artist

i have lost weight just taking treats after dinner out of the equasion

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