The L Word...

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  • Ecdysis
  • I am the sand that pours down the hour glass awaiting to know if I'm half empty or half full, i am usurped by the power of time...

The L Word...

The O Word...
The V Word...
The E Word...

Ps... This is an internal struggle of how i view those who fight against love...

love is the first part and I'm the bold talking back to love...



For you luv to say " I LOVE YOU " but your luv was yesterday...

But I luv to show " I LOVE YOU " For my luv will last past today...

Beautiful lips, but a lying tongue, caused sepsis words to brake me...

The burning of the bush, turning water to wine, perpetual miracles woven by time...

Love's seedless fruit has reaped it's nothingness, leaving us neither pure nor divine...

The time of bereavement remains Arbitrary, A breath of ur essence is in my spine...

Contradicting endings, ironic beginnings, and ambiguous in between...

I'll acknowledge I am weak, I confess I am wrong, but pain can't keep me subservient for long...

Pain is your freedom; growth is our blessing, without it how would you know whats worth respecting.

Your words cascade me with wisdom, I'm afraid I have nothing else to declare...

I Love You...

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emilytwain commented on The L Word...

02-01-2010

i have been particularly "lucky in love" - as they say- since meeting my husband at 16. but, the child inside of me can relate to the absence of of it quite well...too well. we all want to be loved, don't we? yet so few know how to put another before their own desires. i digested this piece in a personal place, but also on a very dynamic, wordly parallel. write on.

TonyPoet commented on The L Word...

01-30-2010

i enjoy reading this poem in paticular idk why but i can relate to this one as if i lived it before.

Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

Ecdysis’s Poems (19)

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A woman can conquer a man... 0
Better to love & lost, than to have never loved at all... 1
Poemography 2
Remember my name... 1
Way too soon... 1
Eye for an Eye 3
Beware of Cupid... 1
Getting Maried 0
Guess who... 3
Guardians 1
Status Quo 2
Calibration 2
Tru Luv... 1
In loves defense 1
Society 3
The L Word... 2
LET IT GO!! 1
Too Sexy, Too Thick 3
Tears from a lonely book... 2