Duende

Duende

A Poem by Froodle
"

Something like Lorca.

"

Carry the wings
of my soul
in sorrow.

Lay past the trees
& give back to the palm.
The oil scent never seemed
more resilient.

Cherries lined & held
close to the heart
of the women of the shadow.

(Carry the wings
of my soul
in sorrow.)

Liquid silver
spattered & staining
the very air
we cut.

Children speak the names
of the stars
in unholy tongue.

Carry the wings
of my soul
in sorrow.

© 2009 Froodle


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children speaking in unholy tongues was my favorite part.
i enjoyed it

Posted 14 Years Ago


Fantasy and yet so real at the same time? Captivating in a very mysterious way, not at all like any other poem that I've read before (and I've read a lot of poetry.) Great job and thank you for posting.

Nae-Nae ...

Posted 14 Years Ago


I like it.
Great Job

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on August 24, 2009

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Froodle
Froodle

Brampton, Canada



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