yesternight

yesternight

A Poem by CHRIS ANDES
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how naive a breath can be,
that cold air you let go
leads a hundred daggers on my throat.
I died yesterday
amidst the twisting melody of rain.
its mist covers me
like a rainbow of truth
thus your cheeks shines
with a flowing water 

© 2016 CHRIS ANDES


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CHRIS ANDES
cold night

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This poem left me feeling as if I had been left out in the cold. The feelings of isolation
that you conjure up...are impressive. You are a maestro of emotions.

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Posted 8 Years Ago


CHRIS ANDES

8 Years Ago

thanks for the review my friend
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This is one of the most colorful dark poem i have read today. The simplicity makes it easy to relate with and the pain and despair in it makes it lyrical and astounding. I love the imagery used and i love the poem.

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Posted 8 Years Ago


CHRIS ANDES

8 Years Ago

thanks a lot for reading it.
Very nice use of words. You gave life to the photo. You create vision and place. Thank you Christine for sharing the excellent poetry.
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Posted 8 Years Ago


Interesting "vision" - what was the pic that didn't post?

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Posted 8 Years Ago


CHRIS ANDES

8 Years Ago

thanks for the review. just the same pic as on the last part of the poem.

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