May 30, 2015

Free

Chaos runs in streams
Down her shoulders
In uncontrollable tresses
A glimpse of her untamed nativity

Few can take the plunge
Into the dark of her eyes
An abysmal beauty
She swallows you whole
If you let her

The symmetrical savages
Her lips
They hold back the fire
Frozen in place
She won't burn you
While she burns away

A hand traces her outline
Easing through the hotter parts
Down, down, deeper
There is more than blood
That courses through her

You stand too close
Unnerved and excited by the climax
Closer still, to her mystery

And you wait
You wait
Till she sets herself free






45 comments:

  1. This is a beautifully penned work. Loved the flow and rhythm. FollowIng you. And hope to connect with you on my blog too!

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  2. I feel as if her every part of soul is being drained. nice emotions..

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    1. There is a persistent feeling of chaos, yes. :)

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  3. Another powerful verse from you ... just love the flow, the way it starts and the gradual transition :-)

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    1. Thank you very much! Glad to see you here after such a long time. :)

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  4. I think this was my favorite work on this blog... very well done here...

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  5. She sounds like a force to be reckoned with - I like her for that!

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  6. This is so beautiful, I just love this :)

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  7. A seductress that burns herself much more than her suitors.. sounds like a self-destructive road to walk.. good that she find her way to freedom at last.

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  8. Why am I thinking of my kindergarten teacher?

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  9. Untamed nativity! I think i shall have a wee lie down.

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  10. And you wait
    You wait
    Till she sets herself free

    She sure is a formidable character. The man has to give way most times apparently!

    Hank

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    1. Probably. But I think, she would be a bit self-absorbed to notice the world and people moving about her. She is still caught up, she still isn't free. That is why the wait is crucial.

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  11. great sketch of an enchantress...pity the souls who drown in the abyss of her eyes...

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    1. I would not pity them. Those who choose to take that plunge, get a closer glimpse of her being and probably begin to understand her.

      I never pictured her as an enchantress, rather as someone too painfully common and caught up in her own mental entanglements. Maybe the sense of mystery that others associate with her, lend her the 'enchanting quality'. :)

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  12. What an arousing piece of writing, but clearly her partner is doing something right!

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  13. This poem really creates a vivid word picture!

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  14. Perhaps it is good that few can take the plunge--or rise to the challenge. I'm sure she is too often disappointed. But this time was just fine.

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    1. Spot on! Her past disappointments are an integral part of her chaos and fire burning within. This time, hopefully, it would be different. :)

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  15. Very beautiful and vivid image :D Well penned!

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  16. I love the way you have personified Chaos and made it a part of her being. Such stellar writing.

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    1. We all carry stray bits of chaos within ourselves. For some, their chaos is more visible, than others.

      Thank you for your wonderful comment. :)

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  17. An intriguing piece. She is a force, yet is still in the process of setting herself free. I liked the closing lines very much.

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    1. Yes, indeed. A constricted force is a recipe for destruction, right?

      Thank you for reading. :)

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  18. Wow is this a hot sensual poem...love the start!

    Donna@LivingFromHappiness

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  19. Sensual... and well written.
    ZQ

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  20. Free from chaos - chaos herself. At times powerful, at times submissed. Most importantly, she's free

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    1. She isn't free yet, I think. But she is struggling and soon, she will be free. Persistence can work wonders, right? :)

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  21. Here you have created a poem to leave someone hot and bothered.

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    1. Mission accomplished!

      I'm constantly trying to reinvent my writing style. It's always glad to hear such a positive feedback for a piece that is mostly experimental. Thank you. :)

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