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lovelyLove Song
Lilac petals fell,
fragrant drifts on late Spring air
fallen to my skin,
silk upon my creamy flesh,
while you shook the branch and smiled.
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lovelyLove Song
Lilac petals fell,
fragrant drifts on late Spring air
fallen to my skin,
silk upon my creamy flesh,
while you shook the branch and smiled.
i would take mine with meThis is true
This is great. I especially like "A scar on time's fossil skin"New day like sun burst,
Earth crackles awake, crisp, sharp.
Your death forgotten,
A scar on time's fossil skin,
New day mocks the cold in me.
I find that line at odds with the previous line... if anything it is ironic to the meaning of Your death forgotten... how can a scar be something that is forgotten? Or am I misreading?This is great. I especially like "A scar on time's fossil skin"
Probably not. I'm not sure what time's fossil skin is. Maybe a scar on it is ancient, like a fossil, and an old scar is a faint memory of the event that caused it. So yes it would make more sense to say almost forgotten, no? That's my interpretation anyway. But I still love that line.I find that line at odds with the previous line... if anything it is ironic to the meaning of Your death forgotten... how can a scar be something that is forgotten? Or am I misreading?
I try not to play with dead things though.The author is truly dead.. it’s fascinating isn’t it? The text (good or bad) lives in the interpretive schemes of the reader.
I see scars as remnants, not revenants. The scar may be a reminder of something in the past, but the dead skin is also a reminder of the passing of something.
And if it is a scar on time’s fossil skin, time itself has ceased, since fossils, in my mind, are reminders of the absence of things.
Things that are forgotten are never really completely gone. They’re there under the surface, like fossils, I remembered.
But, I’m happy for you lot to keep going - it’s fascinating our different readers see things differently. I love that - it’s magic to me!