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Mother's Day
by James Shammas (Age: 44)
copyright 06-07-2005


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
You wore us thin like fine summer clothes,
Painting your world with pastiche and pastel,
Enticing us all to drown in your woes,
Vulgar your words, so under your spell.
How they slithered and slid round bodies blind,
Spit forth from forked tongue with fire and ice,
Pointed, shot-ready on head, heart and mind.
Your own, too, you sold with bounty and price,
To wiggle and worm round dangling deeds,
Scattered and lost in the limpid wind,
Taking root in hard clay among whispering weeds,
Shaking the earth in its soil so thin.
And born were we from this unweeded earth,
Poison and poppies, the blooms of your birth.




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03-19-2006 Shannon W.    

thsi is sooo deep i love it so much!
03-03-2006 Brittney N. N.    

Such a strong and deep poem. A wounderful work. Please keep up the good work.

~Brittney~
06-16-2005 Delaney Lindley    

I liked this work. for some reason I kept picturing nature scenes and scenes from Pretty Woman... dunno why.
06-10-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

This is written well and it says so much for the state of things. Slither like a snake is how these people move from one place to another. Thanks, Anthony
06-08-2005 Roger Crique    

Wow! This is deep. I like the language and the feel to this poem. Some people go around this Earth willing to corrupt and deceive. We can easily become prey to these individuals. You have very descriptive lines in this poem. Good job. I don't have enough points to offer, otherwise I would give you four.
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