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Amber Conclusion (before all is said and done)

by Ginette T Belle

The premise of my inquiring mind?
It all began when my heart decided to speak to me
In quiet whispers, intravenous
Rising to a piercing scream, cradled in my ear
Cross swords scarifying
The map of my mellifluent body revealed piece by piece
Pathetic language injected from within
Spreads through my veins, leaking

Poor resplendent soul
Sweet and full of good things
Source of my curious thoughts
God forbid a rippleless road
Could be laid out before me
To prance and indulge as I please

Alas the storybook seems to never end
With harrowing words teetering on the pages
When it started? I cannot say
But the aura still lingers


11/28/2002

Posted on 11/29/2002
Copyright © 2024 Ginette T Belle

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Rachelle Howe on 07/28/03 at 06:47 PM

SMACK! right in the kisser, as my sister sarah says. :) this... rocks my socks, hardcore.

Posted by Glenn Currier on 03/21/04 at 04:26 AM

What an imaginative way to describe inspiration and the stirings of the creative spirit! ... My favorite lines: "God forbid a rippleless road/ Could be laid out before me" and "Poor resplendent soul" Lovely poem, indeed.

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