Poemography

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  • Ecdysis
  • I am the sand that pours down the hour glass awaiting to know if I'm half empty or half full, i am usurped by the power of time...

Poemography

My first time, no longer a virgin,
I bled for you, the world was my surgeon...
Suduced by passion, lusting from your touch,
the momment I met you, I could never have too much...

My stencil flowed between your lines,
you had to be made for me, hinesighted sighs...
Each word was like a kiss, each period,
started new beginnings of the place you missed...

Buried deep, I created in between the lines,
the meaning of love, no knowledge of time...
I moan for you, this is yours, take me now,
caress my body, perfect my header,
punctuate my sentence and paint my footer...

Rationalize my wrong and love me right,
lets make this unity between pen and paper tonight...
Now that your finish with me, forget me not,
finalize tonights passion with one final dot...


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DeepEclipse commented on Poemography

03-29-2010

Deeply passionate. I like the connection you did with passion and poem. Was like you molded its meaning to fit that of a woman who has swept you off your feet. Truly original. I dig this type of seriousness with poetry. It is like the more you put into it the more it comes out. Her rewards are always in full. She gives fully from what is given. :) Well penned.

Tempy commented on Poemography

03-21-2010

I moan for you, this is yours, take me now, caress my body, perfect my header, punctuate my sentence and paint my footer... This is one of the all time best lines i've ever read

Ecdysis

03/21/2010

Thank you so much for your comment... wow... you have no idea how much of an honor that is coming from you, someone i admire as a true poet...

Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

Ecdysis’s Poems (19)

Title Comments
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A woman can conquer a man... 0
Better to love & lost, than to have never loved at all... 1
Poemography 2
Remember my name... 1
Way too soon... 1
Eye for an Eye 3
Beware of Cupid... 1
Getting Maried 0
Guess who... 3
Guardians 1
Status Quo 2
Calibration 2
Tru Luv... 1
In loves defense 1
Society 3
The L Word... 2
LET IT GO!! 1
Too Sexy, Too Thick 3
Tears from a lonely book... 2