Crippled Leaves

Crippled Leaves

A Poem by Redrascalstrawberry

Left barren to their fate,
On the bumpy asphalt street,
The dry brown leaves,
Who once were ivory green.
They drag on Autumn's plight,
Injured, miffed and hurt.
Crawling their way smoothly,
With their intricate attire.
They jump, they fly,
Quietly with the slashing wind
And juggle distant distances,
On their impaired body,
Meeting their mates on the way,
They celebrate a quick party.
And share Innocent tears,
Talking in their ever propensity,
Carrying their predestined steps,
They keep walking till their near end.

© 2012 Redrascalstrawberry


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Redrascalstrawberry
Please let me know what you think about this. I really need to know how it is.
Thank you.

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really nice job. I liked it :))

Posted 11 Years Ago


I really love this! it's unique. I like the idea you've used here, I haven't seen anything like it before
wonderful job!

Posted 11 Years Ago


Redrascalstrawberry

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much ally:)
Quietly in the slashing wind
And juggle long distances,
With their impaired body,
Meeting their mates on the way,
They celebrate a quick party.
And share Innocent tears,
Talking in their ever propensity,
Carrying their predestined steps,
They journey frail .. till their end...

Interesting . You paint a picture in our minds .. Jazz

Posted 11 Years Ago


Redrascalstrawberry

11 Years Ago

Thanks jazz....this really helped :)
J. J.  Nightingale

11 Years Ago

:) .........
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I like this, great idea and strong use of visualisation and imagery.

Posted 11 Years Ago


wow, i liked it so much! i can imagine what you've written here clearly. amazing idea, i must say!
:)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Redrascalstrawberry

11 Years Ago

Thanks dear :)
Good visualization. Some of the wording felt forced, but you got the point across. I did not like "distant distances". Felt redundant. Also would have not given away the metaphor at the beginning. Still, showed talant with your imagery. Keep up the good work!
Be well.

Posted 11 Years Ago


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K.G
i really like the way you out detail into the words, and they way you order them, well done, but you repeated way twice in this line =>Crawling their way way smoothly

was that intentional? cause it dosnt make sence

Posted 11 Years Ago


Redrascalstrawberry

11 Years Ago

Oops! No it was not done intentionally....it was just a mistake.
K.G

11 Years Ago

good thing i caught it hahanXD
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Ees
"ivory green" that's a color that as best of my knowledge does not exist, but I like the way that you use it. It makes me think of how the tops of many leaves are a brilliant verdant green while the underside is usually paler, almost white over it- as in ivory.
I can hear the leaves crinckling on down the street.
Good job

Posted 11 Years Ago


Redrascalstrawberry

11 Years Ago

Yes you are right there is no colour as ivory green. It is just a part of my imagination. I wanted t.. read more
Ees

11 Years Ago

I like it.
Wow, this is really nice poem. I loved your imagery and the way you worded this poem was amazing!
Great job! :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Sarah G.

11 Years Ago

Can you please read and review Chapter one in Scary stories for me? Thanks. :)
Redrascalstrawberry

11 Years Ago

Thank you. Sure, i'll read it.

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Added on October 14, 2012
Last Updated on October 18, 2012
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Redrascalstrawberry
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Hello! I'm 16 years old and I've been writing since I was very young and have also won some Poetry competitions and was also recently published in Silkworms Ink's anthology. My areas of interest are.. more..

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