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Beyond Breaking
by Axilea MU → (All Poetry by Axilea MU)
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I spent the night writing on the dirty wall with a #2 pencil, because some things need to be recorded
on stone.
In my foggy train of thought, I watched graphite cover and uncover the surface to the relentless rhythm of the
late night rain.
Then, I spent the day forgetting all those words, but my unapolegetic logic brought them back to me in the evening, because some things are difficult to erase
from the flesh.
The protective case around it should prevent the pigment core from breaking, I think.
And with my #2 pencil, once again, I plan to spend the night writing
on a stained wall.


                                                                             


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Beyond Breaking"
Reviewed by Cryssa C
Reviewed on October 6, 2010
This is beautiful. My favorite line..."The protective case around it should prevent the pigment core from breaking, I think." How oft I have wondered why it is that the heart, a powerful muscle in our bodies, can so easily be broken from without...

Cryssa

Reviewed by Charlie
Reviewed on September 23, 2010
Love the imagery in this, Axilea. The emotions in this are deeply felt by your readers as well. Good and strong. In this case, your skin-deep is deeper than stone or bone. --Charlie

Reviewed by Gene Williamson
Reviewed on September 21, 2010
Like the way your mind works, Axilea. I too prefer
the #2 pencil, and usually get the same results.
-gene.

Reviewed by Michelle Mead
Reviewed on September 9, 2010
I just read Peter Ozmann's poem before yours, and it's funny how the night idea in his is reminiscent of yours- like with his, I find myself relating to yours. As always, wonderful, Axilea.

Reviewed by Paul Judges
Reviewed on September 6, 2010
A unique and fine piece, Axilea

Reviewed on September 5, 2010
i FEEL such depth and raw emition Axi...My eyes started tearing up WHY? Is everything ok in your world...? Great Poem and Stunning Poetic picci for it. SOLID with depth again. Hugs and Love, Passionate_SHEE

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on September 5, 2010
The creative process looked at differently, uniquely, Axilea.

John

Reviewed by dan Rosenhagen
Reviewed on September 5, 2010
I love the deeply personal silence of thought here. Lost in a conundru...........ha ha ha
I have a bad key board and the letter between L and N just quit working,
Well, ha ha that is the letter that goes at the end of that word, ha ha ha ha.
Take care Axilea, I love this piece. Now to fix this thing or get a new one! ha.

Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green
Reviewed on September 5, 2010
What a creative take on "the writing on the wall!"

I LOVE it !!

...even if you are stonewalling... :)

Couldn't resist. Sorry! The poem is superb.

xOx Phyllis xOx

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on September 5, 2010
interesting how you use a #2 pencil ... things can be recored on stone but if we aspire to it, they can be erased ... yet impressions on a stained wall are forever smeared maybe still to be rewritten ...

Reviewed by Kate Burnside
Reviewed on September 5, 2010
A fabulous palimpsest of being, Axilea. The cycle will be ongoing as all things work upwards and outwards, never to be erased but compounded upon, the srokes and meaning of what lies beneath the "fresh" canvas having always a bearing, shedding shadows and light. xx

Reviewed by Dawn Anderson
Reviewed on September 5, 2010
Axilea, I can understand this so well...and feel it so deeply...beautiful work...as always.

Reviewed by Christine Tsen
Reviewed on September 4, 2010
Oh, there is so much emotion to be found in this!
Wonderful ~ I can relate to this from the heart.
Blessings,
Christine

Reviewed by The Poetess
Reviewed on September 4, 2010
I hope you write until that wall has taken it all in and you can turn away relieved.

Reviewed by Emile Tubiana
Reviewed on September 4, 2010
Dear Axilea, I feel sorry reading your poem as I know that only time and patience can calm what the flesh witnessed. Blessing Emile


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