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by jing javier

Thursday, December 12, 2002

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Look at you my empty page
beautiful, white, and gleaming,
the lines that run across your grain
will somehow contain my screaming.

I've tried to break this sad affair
out of guilt, out of despair,
but no one knows me like you do
my beautiful page with lines of blue.

All my secrets you have kept
of my youth, my truths, my sorrows
you've accepted me with my darkened past
and all my dreams for tomorrow.

Every failure,
every moment of glory,
all my imagination
every sad, or happy story.

When there wasn't a friend
that could lend me his shoulder,
I have laid you, page,
filled you border to border.

You have given yourself to me
line after line,
you've lain under my pen
time endless time.

Endured essays and poems
some that do or don't rhyme,
together we have traveled
from rivers to shrines.

I often have wondered
what complaint you'd have said,
or the color of your blood
should you sometime had bled.

I hold you, my paper,
so close to my heart
me of flesh, blood, and bone,
you of wood, ink, and bark.




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Reviewed by Adam Walsvik 12/15/2002
I also have thought about the paper I write on as something not entirely dead. What I have fancied is that the paper is a living doorway, and that the words I write give physical life to beings who are pure spirit. And the words are bodies for them to inhabit.
I wonder who writes us?... ,
Adam
Reviewed by jude forese 12/13/2002
it is the life within the poet that brings the page alive...
Reviewed by Sally Montoye 12/13/2002
Fantastic write!! Writing is healing and teaches us about ourselves....brings us into awareness!
Reviewed by E T Waldron 12/12/2002
Jing, this is a very creative piece of work
the kind that should be published.
Reviewed by The Voice (Reader) 12/12/2002
Jing,
This is stunningly beautiful to me. Such a unique perspective of it. Wonderful!

Hugs,
The Voice
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik 12/12/2002
This is really something, Jing! I think you have written something here that is universal in the world of poetry and writing.. Its a treat, indeed, to be able to so fully relate to what another has written. katy.
Reviewed by William Bonilla 12/12/2002
A lovely write, enjoyable reading

William Bonilla
Reviewed by Kacie Rahm 12/12/2002
poetry is great, all you have to do is write what you feel.
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