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We Got A Life

...And then rooms up ta yin-yang

By The Dani WriterPublished 11 months ago 1 min read
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Intensity like this shoved in cliches never quite fits

Walking advertisement for scantily clad embarrassment

instead of passion heights that hadn’t lost its nerve

Lion roar permeates Serengeti

until surges are spent

bodies back in focus and

only sound I manage is

“Mmm”

at that ring

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The Dani Writer

Explores words to create worlds with poetry, nonfiction, and fiction. Writes content that permeates then revises and edits the heck out of it. Interests: Freelance, consultations, networking, rulebook-ripping. UK-based

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  • Babs Iverson11 months ago

    Awesome entry!!! Love this, SSS!!!

  • D.K. Shepard11 months ago

    This is exceptional, Dani! In an economy of words you hit the jackpot with this!

  • Awww, a proposal, that's so sweet! Loved your poem!

  • Susan Payton11 months ago

    Very intense indeed. Good luck in the challenge.

  • Caroline Jane11 months ago

    I am grinning away here after reading this... May I ask, tonconfirm a thought, is this a proposal? The ring suggests yes and reading back it all lines up, but I was thinking more sensory, sexual vibes at first... especially with bodies back in focus. The turn of phrase is superb, as ever. Each line is perfectly crafted. I just wonder if I have captured the whole story correctly.

  • Mariann Carroll11 months ago

    Ohh my!!!! Intense

  • Lamar Wiggins11 months ago

    🤩 Especially loved and appreciated the first line,

  • This poem is brimming with raw intensity and contrasts that draw you in. The imagery feels both bold and vulnerable, capturing the tension between superficiality and deeper connection. The line "Walking advertisement for scantily clad embarrassment" really sticks out—it's like a critique of modern culture’s obsession with surface-level allure, while hinting at something more complex and meaningful just beneath the surface. The shift in tone towards the end, with the subtle "Mmm", feels almost like a quiet surrender or an acknowledgment of something that’s been lost or overshadowed by noise. There’s a lot of depth in these few lines. Really striking work!!!

  • Paul Stewart11 months ago

    You say so much in so few words, love commentary and truths packed into this exquisite poem!

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