Brenda Starrr Posted June 2, 2005 Posted June 2, 2005 In the darkness I see you standing there Waiting, watching wondering If I will see you there In the darkness I hear the sounds you make Breathing, whispering, questioning If I can hear you at all In the darkness I smell your presence here The scent swirling around me I wish I could tell what it was In the darkness I taste the cool night air It dances on the tip of my tongue The sweetness makes me smile In the darkness I feel you touch my hair I can close my eyes and know That you've been there all along
Guest gothicfaerie Posted June 4, 2005 Posted June 4, 2005 :tear It makes me miss my exfiance Mark and dead fiance Gary. Though I'm not sure why.
The Rod Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 There's a sort of separation of the five senses in this poem, one to each stanza. I'm not sure if you intended that, but I'm guessing you did. Either way, it adds that extra spice and depth to the write. In other words, I liked it very much.
Brenda Starrr Posted April 3, 2006 Author Posted April 3, 2006 There's a sort of separation of the five senses in this poem, one to each stanza. I'm not sure if you intended that, but I'm guessing you did. Either way, it adds that extra spice and depth to the write. In other words, I liked it very much. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes, there was a separation of the five senses. It was completely intentional, as if I was sensing each sense with the person that it was written for.
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