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Don't blink by Catnip

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Don't blink.
I want to touch you as if time had stopped.
Don't breathe or move.

Don't scream.
It might hurt you when the whip clatch.
Don't sigh nor moan.

The feeling is said to be caught in slow motion
I could never tell.
It felt like we rushed through our emotions
Straight to heaven while searching for hell
thanks bike. smile
Nice one, Cat

Do you find sometimes a poem just pops into your head - or do you sit down and think it out?
That's good, Cat. Did you publish it in the Poetry section? You should.
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Nice one, Cat

Do you find sometimes a poem just pops into your head - or do you sit down and think it out?


This one I sat down and forced out. smile then I let it rest and erased more than half of it and edited it. (in the bathtub, my new favorite place to write)
Mostly it pops up by itself.

Hm... Yes Roc...Maybe I should...
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Nice one, Cat

Do you find sometimes a poem just pops into your head - or do you sit down and think it out?


This one I sat down and forced out. smile then I let it rest and erased more than half of it and edited it. (in the bathtub, my new favorite place to write)
Mostly it pops up by itself.

Hm... Yes Roc...Maybe I should...


The bathtub is great for anything that needs to get done. I study in the bath, because your stuck there until your done. And not too many distractions.
smile I havent had a bathtub in roughly 10 years so, I'm very happy I have my own now.
Meaning I can be there for two hours without anyone knocking on the door needing to pee or shower or anything like that.
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Nice one, Cat

Do you find sometimes a poem just pops into your head - or do you sit down and think it out?


This one I sat down and forced out. smile then I let it rest and erased more than half of it and edited it. (in the bathtub, my new favorite place to write)
Mostly it pops up by itself.

Hm... Yes Roc...Maybe I should...


The bathtub is great for anything that needs to get done. I study in the bath, because your stuck there until your done. And not too many distractions.


Great advice - thanks. I find words strike at very strange times - sometimes in the bath, sometimes driving to work but also while I'm cooking! And then I write then rewrite quite a few times - and then go back to the first one!
Whatever your method is Cat, keep using it. It's working. Do you write much poetry?
Ferte in noctem animam meam, Illustre stelle viam meam. Aspectu illo glorior, Dum capit nox diem. Cantate vitae canticu, Sine dolore acte, Dicite eis quos amabam, Numquam obliviscar.
2005 I did. I wrote 200+ poems that year. But my head was full of images.
I actually reworked this poem quite a lot. I showed the both versions to a friend and he liked the original better.
I don't it feels too ehm I dunno. I'll find it and post it here. smile
Don't blink.
I want to touch you as if time had stopped.
Don't breath or move.

Don't scream
It might hurt you when the whip clatch
Don't sigh nor moan.

It's said to be cought in slow motion
I could never tell
I felt like we rushed through emotions
straight into hell

You don't scream
Where are your sighs and moans
The whip clatched so hard

You don't blink
I want to feel you breathe and move
When did time stop?
It feels like it's loosing pace...
in a bad way.
and "When did time stop?"
Is such a boring emo sentence to end with.
It can become cliche, but there are a limited number of phrases one could use. But, I think it just seems missplaced, not unusable. I do like your revised version better, but it's like trying to choose between white gold and yellow gold.
Ferte in noctem animam meam, Illustre stelle viam meam. Aspectu illo glorior, Dum capit nox diem. Cantate vitae canticu, Sine dolore acte, Dicite eis quos amabam, Numquam obliviscar.