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suleem
Suzanne Montpetit
Canada, British Columbia, Nanaimo

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I have walked among the dead
yet I am alive.

How is it that the water's part company?
The wind holds presence, in a world so dim.

Where is the sun?

Sands of time stand
in an unheard of stillness.

No music.

A motion of madness,
turns round and round.

A requiem of silence.

UNTIL,

The trumpet's blow on high
envoking angels to come
and carry the dead home.

I CAN SEE THEM IN THE DISTANCE.

I am alone.

I am honored.

Nothing makes sense.

I walk on,

in essence.

A tragedy that has awakened.

The revealation of one man's journey,

a single karmic act.

can change everything.

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mitra Comment by: mitra - 2007-06-24 03:54
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The second half of this piece brings it all together i think. Reflection in solitude can bring out surprising results. Thanks for sharing.
xxsasha1xx Comment by: xxsasha1xx - 2007-04-12 16:12
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I love your choice of words. Your imagery is great.Spoken out loud this is lovely.Thanks for the read.Sasha
heidrunknikander Comment by: heidrunknikander - 2007-04-05 09:06
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I think you catch this sad feelings very well.
starrfly Comment by: starrfly - 2007-03-12 15:41
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I think this is one of your more recentlt written pieces. YOur work was wonderful before but one can see how you have grown as a writer. Great write!
MaggieMay Comment by: MaggieMay - 2007-02-21 12:05
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hi,
first off;
"A motion of madness,
turns round and round.

A requiem of silence." I really love how this couplet falls into the next line. It was some really subtly alliteration, and it really helped the piece along I thought.

beautiful words over all. Very poignant.
Thanks for sharing this poem.
peace,
MM
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