Burnt Out Adoration

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    Burnt Out Adoration

    I wanted to turn the page
    For on the other side was you.
    Then we heard the echoing wrench
    And knew it was all through.

    I ached for you, I burned for you.
    Heat sizzled this frost-bitten heart.
    Until grace poured out molten hot
    A chilled mold of another start.

    Tell me how does one please a man?
    Hold back our weapons of destruction?
    Learn how to be sharp enough to
    Create the peace of reconstruction?

    Oh how it can hurt, fire red hot.
    Blisters break out on my soul.
    How do I take the pain still left?
    How do I fill the seeping hole?

    Love burns red hot, but so does pain
    Line so close, sharp vision begged.
    Is it love or a heart seared with hate?
    Or the page on the wall, sharply pegged
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    stellar commented on Burnt Out Adoration

    10-02-2009

    very powerful emotions accompanied with nice imagery makes this poem beautiful...^_^ v

    graceladymn commented on Burnt Out Adoration

    09-28-2009

    Release it, you don't need it, you are flown free. Your words testify to that, leave the pain behind. Love/hate don't co-exist, one will drown out the other or they will separate.

    bluewolf commented on Burnt Out Adoration

    09-28-2009

    A well written poem with excellent metaphoric content. Welcome to the site.

    Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

    Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

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