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(Contains: sexual themes)
It’s strange   that  I can’t think
of   anything    else than    the
pumps. The      shape     of our
hands;        dripping       down.
Melting into your           mouth;
Sucking    my   lips and tongue,
I can   see  it in your eyes, this
lust. Calling me to          merge.
Succumb to your  sweetnessss.
But     the     train   moves    on
and it won’t wait for            us.
The dust settled.    I am
worn, of thinking
about those
pumps.
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I wrote this for *fotoFRIDAY's LXXIII. [link]

If you've never tried this project I really recommend giving it a try! It was my first time trying something like this, writing by a picture that is. It was very strange and different, brought up many images and subjects to my mind.

Sometimes there's a difference between going on the train and wishing it didn't go.
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:iconprestonmeyers:
i agree--i also like the spacing and the imagery. fabulous poem, except i have trouble with the time-honored cliché "the dust settled."

"sweetnessss" is quite sweet.
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:iconpuremind:
"But the train moves on
and it won’t wait for us."

Very well written, i might have some tiny issue with the meter not lending rhythm to the poem but since the point of the poem seems to be more focused on imagery and feel, i think its negligible.

I had this really crazy dream once that i was in an underground, claustrophobic sewer laced into a maze with pipes and pumps, and i was frantically trying to find a leak before i drowned in that chasm of metal and echoes. Still chills me to the bones...i think your poem had an added effect on me because of this one memory :)
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`leoraigarath Feb 23, 2009  Professional Writer
Thank you, I really appreciate comments that tell me what the reader thought or felt when reading this. It is one of the most helpful things a writer can ask, I really appreciate it. :hug:
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Mood: Wow! ~Elmara Jul 14, 2008  Student Writer
an unabashed 'wow'. i was drowning in the images. the spacings were very interesting. i think i might steal this technique from you :D because its very inspiring and gives a whole new perspective to the poem. kudos!
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`leoraigarath Jul 16, 2008  Professional Writer
Thank you, it's one of my favorite poems in my dA gallery. I think it's the first poem that I actually felt like it came out mature and ripe. There are not many poems I can say the same about with such ease.
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~Elmara Jul 17, 2008  Student Writer
:nod:
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:iconthebloodwriter:
very good, very cummings with the spacings I think. Like the Ballon Man.
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`leoraigarath Jun 19, 2008  Professional Writer
Thank you very much for your kind words :blushes:
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:iconmutedillusion:
I love the spacing you used in this. It gives the poem such emphasis.

Your imagery is wonderful, but you always add a thought with it, which gives a deeper layer.

I loved the ending. It's really quite wonderful and the structure goes well with the subject.

Oh and I loved the extra "s's" on the word:
sweetnessss
it lingered for so long that by the time I reached the ending, it was a sudden impact, though I'm not sure if you did that purposely.

Well done. :aww:
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`leoraigarath Jun 11, 2008  Professional Writer
Yes, I did that on purpose. I wanted to smear that word, give it a strong essence. So it won't just be a description, so it will be sweetness by itself. :blushes:

Thank you very, much for this wonderful comment. ^^;
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