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Falling

by Sam Hackel-Butt (Age: 24)
copyright 09-12-2005


Age Rating: 10 +

Falling

Droplets of hope. Fragments of unshed tears. Falling. Misery in its fullest form, a bare being hunched into itself from the hurt. Flogged skin, welts, and angry essence drip, drop, drop, drip from cracks in the barrier. A broken vase, full of fluid emotion, lacking reason to display proudly with a joyous laugh. Tipped over in a sudden flash shower of uncertainty, feelings that should never be but are in the mind of a young woman. Cowering whimpers, imaginary whips lash out, keeping her a prisoner of these fluid emotions, unblinking eyes and unwise mind, foolish to think. At all.

Quiet. They can’t torment your thoughts. No, despite the drip, drop, drop, drip pounding your being from existing, allowing more of you to die, more of me to escape to a world bound to destroy itself. Reality. Such an evil word, an even more evil existence. Such a powerful punishment to one who can’t stand reality nor delusions, where slowly, piece by piece, section by section, becomes today. Becomes yesterday. Becomes years ago. Becomes winter on the lake. Angrily replaying in the minds eye, bitterness of torn dreams.

Drowning voices, echoing shrieks of despair in hollow love. Desires for release. There is no monochromatism in a white and black space. Words of no meaning, yet full to the brim of empty au revoirs that you passed on so willingly. Unable to part. Not capable of letting go of this sensation that forms me. Shivers, tears, angry thrashing, and the unmistakable face of you. Another crack, another leak. Control is lost when you never even had it in your grasp in the first place. Deeper and deeper, depths of fantasized proportions. Shattered heart, and a shy smile. Another smack! Another tear. Another… mistake.

All is dark. Eyes closed, sun hiding, moon playing hide and seek amongst the silver wisps of clouds. Frail, yet handled so abruptly through the angry gale of laughter upon the air. Life goes on, amidst this sea of au revoirs and Adieus that last for oh so long. How fragile is the heart, to break so easily at the first signs of torn hope? With the barrier washed away amidst the salty brine, and the face of you still smiling behind closed eye lids, how will I ever escape this feeling of falling? In love again, with you?






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        12-18-2005     Leigh Gilholm Fisher        

Very good...very dark...I like the last paragraph the most I think. You really give the reader a idea of what every thing looks like and what they feel. It's always nice to read a poem by you. :) I like the style of a story like poem you do. And since Dimey is sitting on my lap and looking at the screen, I think he does too. :) Even though he is looking at the scern...He's a very literary cat. :p I like this poem a lot. Like Mary said you've out done your self. Very good!

        10-03-2005     Mary -BrytEyz- Ball        

Samantha, you've out done yourself. Your use of the English language reveals the master within. Your ability to elicit emotions from the well deep within me is surprising. Good job!

Uncanny how "Hello" should be what lasts and Good Bye should not, and yet it always seems to be the other way.

        10-01-2005     Debra Rose        

This is a grogeous write, Samantha. I will admit, that at first, I was a bit intemidated by the layout--the lack in line breaks, but it seems to work for your style. This was breathtaking. The usage of imagery, the black and white monochromatic, colorful style you use ^_^ *Hahaha, I said a big word ^.~ *

You have a definite unique style that I haven't seen used here before. At least not to this level. Astonishing talent.

        09-16-2005     Kat Voletto        

Good Gods Sam, your stuff never ceases to amaze me. The depth, the perception, the use of a word like monochromatism just blows my mind. You have such an art... bless you for sharing yet again. Keep up the good work and as always, take care!

        09-15-2005     Jenna Tramonti        

This is excellent...like I would expect anything less from you! This is great! Keep it up!

        09-15-2005     Jack Curson        

I am astonished by this write, this is absolutely incredible. I have fallin' in love with the way this creation was put on paper. Excellent.



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