As I tear you,
curse you,
destroy you,
in every line,
in every word,
in every rhyme,
the ache fades.
But when
the period comes,
the morphine-words
surrenders,
the pain of
your ghost
reigns again.
—
03.22.2016
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oh geeeez. thank you my dear!!
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Ooooooooh!!! Painful, heart wrenching & equally beautifully woven words …
Fantastic!! ❤
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oh geez! thank you very much Srivi! 😀
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😀 😀 😀
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❤ ❤ ❤
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The pen is mightier than the sword indeed!!
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it always is! 😀 thank you, Jade!
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Ahh, this sadness is evident and palpitate. I like the use of “morphine-words” metaphor. Painkiller, but at the same addictive.
May you have a lovely weekend ahead Enchanting Ema!
🙂 Dajena ❤
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You are right. Writing sad words somehow relieve our tired souls. 🙂
Thank youuuu and you have a lovely day darling!
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Please enjoy a beautiful weekend! ❤ ❤
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I did, darling! hope you did, too! 😉
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Yes 😀
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❤
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Oh my oh my oh my–this is too good, Rosey!!
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yay! thank you sister!! you are just the sweetest!
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100% truth ❤
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yeah! *high five*
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High 10!
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🙂
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PS–I can reblog, right??
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yes sister! ❤ it will be an honor. 🙂 my honor. 🙂
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Great!!!
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yay! 😀
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🙂
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The emotions and pain in this piece are so tangible! I love your choice of words.
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oh thank you, Al! 😀
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You’re welcome!
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Reblogged this on LINES of SHADEAU and commented:
If you don’t know this talented young woman, I’d like to introduce you to Rosema. “Morphine” is just a taste of her fine writing–she is ambitious and skilled in many poetry forms, and each piece is unique, original–often waking up her readers with a whiplash turn at the end. Don’t miss out on all of her work–Follow her!
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oh dear. oh dear. my heart… will burst anytime. you are just sooo sweet!
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You are wonderful in every way, dear sister–please, no bursting heart, I need you here!!
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haha! i will still be here! 😀
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Thank goodness! 🙂
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haha! 😀 😀 😀
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🙂
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I love the harsh tone and the powerful conclusion. Well done! 🙂
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oh wow! your words are a delight to receive. thank you, Joss!
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You’re welcome, Rosema!
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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The term “morphine-words” is creative and compelling. Temporary relief. Temporary exorcism. The ghost returns. Shall I say it?–haunting work, sister.
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Oh wow! Your comment make it more haunting! Thank you, brother! 😀
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Beautiful post. So sad the morphine only lasts as long as she writes.
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Yeah. I have read that’s what drugs do? They make someone high for sometime but the effect also fades away.
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Yeah me too. I think it depends who you are (your genes) and how long for drugs. Some can get you addicted straight away, but some take time.
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ooh. i never know that!
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