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Arrogance, and the Starless Voyeur*

Contributed by Sagacious on Tuesday, 27th July 2004 @ 03:33:42 PM in AEST
Topic: PoemsonBeauty



I only thought I saw the sky--
Oh, I saw the colors, say,
I saw the sunset's radiance

That day: and such reds as those
I witnessed never once produced
Such joy as that I knew just then.

And by those waters, say, I stood
So nearly as to touch the sun--
So that I, by sun's reflection,

Might know the more her brilliance
In what seemed the water's frigid
Sun's antithesis: to know, whereof,

By contrast, what source was this,
What first and primal luminesce,
What birthed this earth and me.

Say, I had seen it all, I'd said,
Until this purple dusk had set:
And in the sunset's place, a single star

(besides my own) alit the water's face.



*From the shores of Lake Superior




Copyright © Sagacious ... [ 2004-07-27 15:33:42]
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Re: Arrogance, and the Starless Voyeur* (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 27th July 2004 @ 03:57:26 PM AEST
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I've spent a lot of time on those shores. Wonderful write - unique in style and wording, yet a sentiment that we can all relate to.
Nice work


Re: Arrogance, and the Starless Voyeur* (User Rating: 1 )
by ladyfawn on Thursday, 29th July 2004 @ 12:47:35 AM AEST
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truely beautiful, hugs n' love nessa

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Re: Arrogance, and the Starless Voyeur* (User Rating: 1 )
by FleurdeSang on Thursday, 5th August 2004 @ 09:16:40 AM AEST
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absolutely mind blowing! the imagery, the flow! i felt like i was really there!! And the way you describe the Sun... you are truly talented, Sagacious. Each poem that you write is the epitimy of perfection... and your poetry will never stop amazing me; they will never stop inspiring me... thank you so much for sharing this dazzling write! all my love!

FleurdeSng


Re: Arrogance, and the Starless Voyeur* (User Rating: 1 )
by wray on Wednesday, 15th December 2004 @ 11:57:30 AM AEST
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Yea what FleurdeSang said =) Your words are the closest I've ever heard to music without music. I can't say I understand the connection between the physical imagery and life's uncertainties but I choose to interpret it as appreciating one's place in nature.

Beautiful and perfect, always.
*hug for being so, so good*




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