Awesome Imagery and the flow was nice and unexpected graphic:)great thrill there at the end was a great touch. I also appreciate the words actually follow the graphic but you cant see it until the end but the words flow right into it and wham there you are starring at the picture and it all fits as a whole....no gaps a zombie laying in the arms of a man s is he dreaming of his secrete lover while holding his wife?........ or is it a reality of lost love that has died within his arms? I see this impression also here being presented to my mind and eyes .............. great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I liked these lines, really they say so much
Consecrated,
I smile at Freedom
From...
Endless Hunger
Unquenchable Thirst
Unfulfilled Desire
this to me is very much the freedom from our human selves and the principles of a higher self to free us from them.
A great write my friend......actually awesome!!!!!
Wow . . . the pic is a shocker! The poem is not, though . . . and reading through it a second time, I can see how well it relates to the picture.
I admire how well you play with words and mold them into something that captures and entrances the reader's imagination, leaving the piece open for individual interpretation.
Very well written . . . spooky, but a good spooky :)
"Look to the past only when
Ready to confront darkness"
I really liked those lines. It shows an internal as well as an external struggle which can be a potent combination. SOmetimes we're drawn to the darkness...even though the light beckons...
Wohhoo!! You just twisted the entire feel in these last lines and with that picture.
But you know what, It is going so well with the season of Halloween and like even I felt quite halloweenish after reading it (lolz..)
I got both the feel of darkness and romance in it, which has been so very well penned by you.
But ya! the closing lines for me outstands!
Look to the past only when
Ready to confront darkness
The forest will reveal
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My interpretation has been really off lately, but either way, I thought about confronting fears in this stanza. Fear is taught and can only come from the past. Once ready to confront the fear -- truth will reveal itself. Just my take on it.
"You can't kill me now, I'm already dead".... I read this spiritually, as well as in a playful Halloween sense.
I agree with Peoples.. this works on much more than one level -- Halloween fun -- and then some.