May 01, 2007 21:26
Stars rise angelic
And stars fall
Against the protesting cry of the mind
And the heart's treacherous call.
But mind and body,
Heart and soul
Bequeath themselves to nothingness
As the earthly Morning Star
Moves the mind to answer the heart's call.
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I like that it sounds deep and introspective. Almost like "staring into the abyss" or something like that. Yet, it's a little hard to follow. What are you referring to with "the heart's treacherous call"? I'm kind of getting the feeling that this poem is about the feeling you get when you have a big crush on someone and your heart is saying go for it, but your mind is holding back and rationalizing why you shouldn't. I like how you used the word "bequeath" but i don't know what you mean by "bequeath themselves to nothingness".
All in all I think the mood and the tone are wonderful and that, with a little extra tweaking, this poem could really evoke some emotions.
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Bequeath is used as it implies death and willing something, but the idea is that the heart and mind are no more, what is beyond doesn't matter, and what is left behind is just as irrelevant, and therefore nothingness.
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