Lay the Past Down and Let Her Rest

Jan 04, 2015 21:58

Brigit's Flame December Week 4, "Walk the past to sleep -- lay her down and let her rest". Poetry, about 265 words, no warnings, again based on true events ( Read more... )

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darlinleo January 5 2015, 14:50:12 UTC
I do like the way you flirted with intimacy here in the ordered journey of a short-lived relationship. In my opinion, if you trimmed down a few lines the whirlwind romance would blow our hair back ;)

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missflyer January 12 2015, 03:19:10 UTC
Thank you, darlinleo! Hm, I wonder what could be trimmed? Maybe if I could condense the first four stanzas into maybe two, to reflect just how whirlwind they were, and keep the rest more or less the same? Maybe cut out one of the last group of stanzas... Food for thought, thanks!

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aquarius_galuxy January 5 2015, 16:02:04 UTC
but hopefully that leads to better options ahead!! :)

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missflyer January 12 2015, 03:16:25 UTC
That's what I'm hoping! :)

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cedarwolfsinger January 5 2015, 23:55:28 UTC
So sad. Perhaps inevitable. Hopefully, there will be other days and joys ahead.

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missflyer January 12 2015, 03:17:14 UTC
From the first day I met him in person, I had a feeling that we wouldn't work out, but I wanted to give it a shot anyways. No regrets, you know? Thanks :)

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jlly_coppercorn January 7 2015, 08:47:06 UTC

It really reflects the kind of disconnected way we have to look at relationships until the end stops hurting.
I like the turtle. :D

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missflyer January 12 2015, 03:19:50 UTC
Thanks, jlly. I love the turtle. She's right now sleeping on a rock underwater in her habitat, oblivious to her immortalization :)

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jlly_coppercorn January 12 2015, 03:23:35 UTC
Well, you wouldn't want it to go to her shell.

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missflyer January 22 2015, 02:06:12 UTC
Yeah, her shell is big enough as it is already, haha.

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