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immaterial touch
edges of darkness climb back
words across the sea.
About the Creator
Mackenzie Davis
“When you are describing a shape, or sound, or tint, don’t state the matter plainly, but put it in a hint. And learn to look at all things with a sort of mental squint.” Lewis Carroll
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Comments (10)
Beautiful piece.
Spare and subtle, redolent of gratitude without saccharine sentimentality. Deftly done!
This is a bit cerebral for me, I'm not great with poem interpretation but I do love the texture of this one. As in the overall emotion of this piece feels foreboding and almost overwhelming. It's beautifully written with intense imagery that provokes thought and self reflection for me!
Beautifully said! Completely agree!
This is absolutely gorgeous
YES to this. I felt this in my bones. Thank you! ❤️
Good thing our words float, and somehow, they cross the vast ocean (of technology) and come here
Starving for want of another's presence, a hand, their tender touch. Words are just words without meaning when there's no skin in the game.
It's always a surprise at the lift a few words can bring. Wonderfully put. 👍💙😊👏
Judicious placing of that single period at the end, nice touch. It's the little things that count. You hit the principle of sentiment traveling from a distance spot on.