Twilight's Ecstasy

by Charlotte2

Published June 11, 2016

E - Everyone

In Dreaming Stars

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the rapture of your stare

the gleaming of the night

the wandering of the moon

the blissfulness of light.

the delights of your words

the sparkling of your lies

the departing of the sun

the hate behind our eyes.

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PollyLouise77 commented Comment · Oct 14, 2016

This is fucking amazing!!!! My baby is all grown up

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artbyandream wrote a review Review · Jun 11, 2016

The title caught my eye and i'm really happy it did! the poem was elegantly short, the words you used were beautifully placed and thought of, it's rhythm was perfect.

This made me curious about their story, its a piece that stuck with me even after I finished the poem, I want to know more!

All in all, this was nicely crafted piece. Its a nice balance between darkness and beauty.

Its mystery.

amazing job!

Thank you so much. I'm so happy to see that you like my poetry. When I was writing it, I was actually thinking of falling in love with the complexity and darkness of the Devil. Glad you enjoyed it!

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Eros wrote a review Review · Jun 11, 2016

Heyy, Charlotte!!

Here I am with a review for your sweet work!

So, let us start the review with the comments on the title. The title was very attactive and catchy.

It was a short and sweet poem. It took me to a fatasy world. I enjoyed this piece. I like how you have described each and every thing in the poem. The adjectives which you used were very apt and they suited the things and the verbs.

Rapture of the stare, blissful light, departing sun... everything written beautifully. It basically seemed like the adjectives and the things which they are describing, clubbed together with an amazing art and molded into a beautiful poem.

Overall, a GREAT work!
SUPERB!!
Keep writing!
:D

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Charlotte2
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Charlotte2 commented Comment · Jun 11, 2016

For anyone reading this, I know technically I should be using capital letters and punctuation all the way through, but it's just my preferred style to do it like this.



The only way of knowing a person is to love them without hope.
— Walter Benjamin