Afterglow Poem by David Blake

Afterglow

Rating: 4.2


Answers, in the form of fire
tempered with desire,
leading me to places I
know I never should have
gone. In the half light of a
morning met with the regrets
and fears, I pretend not to see
how far I have fallen from
where I had began. Believing that
the past might someday be
undone I live on unaware that
all my dreams will soon forever
be undone.

Thursday, January 17, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: places,answers
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
John Nightingale 17 January 2008

This is fine work, you say everything you need, and it flows really well.

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Jeannie Ann Clark 17 January 2008

Good writing, different style/keep writing and thank you.

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Seema Jayaraman 19 September 2015

touched by the beautiful depiction of fears that we carry inside, the life goals we set and how we go astray...

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David Wood 19 September 2015

Nice subject matter, try writing it as an ottava rima poem, it would look good. (Google ottava rima) . Good ink.

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Maria Justa Polotan 19 September 2015

Thank you for this poem.

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Maria Justa Polotan 19 September 2015

Thank you for posting this.

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Al Ramos 21 February 2008

Hope you are tempered with desire to keep writing

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