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Kacie R Rahm

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Headrush
by Kacie R Rahm → (All Poetry by Kacie R Rahm)
  
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A silent hush,
Is never found.
A painful crush,
Brings me down.
A sudden headrush,
My head pounds.

Blinded by sin,
Deaf from secrets.
Looking within,
I make no regrets.
You can't win,
Too many upsets.

A wilting flower,
Weeps and cries.
Devoured,
By your lies.
Empowered,
By your goodbyes.

I froze,
Fearful.
He chose,
The cheerful.
Nobody knows,
Too tearful.

Blessings,
In disguise.
Fly on wings,
In the skies.
Undiscovered things,
Burn my eyes.

Blurred vision,
This is it.
A bad decision,
I must admit.
Indecision,
I won't commit.

A silent hush,
Is never found.
A painful crush,
Brings me down.
A sudden headrush,
My head pounds.


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This is my second attempt at a poem that *tear* timed out. It's not as good:( I have no clue what it's even about. But it all flew through my head. Again, out of curiosity, whats your fave stanza. Mines the first....

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 Reviews of "Headrush"
Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on January 3, 2003
Nice write. I agree with you, I like the first.

Reviewed by Allen Filius (Reader)
Reviewed on January 3, 2003
Poems that just flow out are some of the very best I think. You did well here, I have also read through some of your other poems and have enjoyed what I've read. Nice work!
Take care,
Allen

Reviewed by Brittany Renée
Reviewed on January 3, 2003
Definately the first and last (which are identical). Like I said, sometimes the unfinished, is polished and done ;) This was very expressive. Sounds like many of my beginning pieces. Put together nicely. I know what you mean, it just flows from up there (points at head) to down there (points to fingers). Don't try to explain it because you can't ;)

Warm Love,
*-Brittany-*

Reviewed on January 3, 2003
i love it all, kaci! thanks for sharing this! love, your friend, karen lynn. (((HUGS))) happy 2003! :)


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