An Improvised Note Poem by Delilah Miller

An Improvised Note

Rating: 5.0


I don't know the name,
or purpose,
of that voice climbing out of you,
with its claws digging into the rocky wall of your throat.
Cerulean secrets and crimson wishes for fame,
you list off in the voice elongated and bottomless.
When you sigh, breathing it out like an improvised note,
the voice falls back into your sunken red stomach, still heavy with hunger.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Koyel Mitra 07 September 2008

Lovely poem with beautiful imagery.Loved it! A 10+.

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Dr.subhendu Kar 07 September 2008

Cerulean secrets and crimson wishes for fame, ............... the secrets whern stashed in hide, . yet bloom by the fragrance of flower................oh what a wonderful and powerful imagery, wrought ingenious,10+, thanks for sharing

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Stewart Green 05 September 2008

Brilliant! I really enjoy your work.

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