through the holes in your souls

Jessica  Tremp
Author: Jessica Tremp
Word Count: 73
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through the holes in your souls

He always thought
her eyes
mirrored water
forever on the move
and deep
so deep
it terrified him
in her dark depths

She thought
his blew through her
like the air
winter air
cold and fleeting
almost
as if
they didn’t
want to be trapped
where
nothing grew
either

so
he held his breath
and she pulled
her shawl
around her throat
for warmth
and together
they both
fell victim
to the elements

  • atomikboy

    atomikboy

    Thats awesome Jessica…...

  • greeneyes

    greeneyes

    brilliant

  • Lisa  Jewell

    Lisa Jewell

    Tragic…...:(

    Jess, this is a stunning piece….

  • Hayley Cafarella

    Hayley Cafarella

    i love it, it creates such a beautiful moving image in my mind that I wish i could paint things and make them move…

  • shaktipat

    shaktipat

    here’s to throwing ourselves into the fire – or diving in deep – and being blown away.

  • Nikki Trexel

    Nikki Trexel

    simply amazing….i love the stark rhythm and the simple words…a bleak and profound picture.

  • bellerjeau

    bellerjeau

    I love poetry like this one. It allows the reader to be in the same thought and feeling you were in when writting.

    c’ est excellent !!

    B

  • PJ Ryan

    PJ Ryan

    I have read this quite a few times … damn those elements xx

  • Erin Lyall

    Erin Lyall

    It’s amazing that you can grasp things like this and put it in writing.

  • Van Cordle

    Van Cordle

    Excellent!!

  • Luke Downes

    Luke Downes

    oh…damn…

    reminds me of the girl i think about more than i should…

  • bronbennie

    bronbennie

    tragic

  • Shoaib .

    Shoaib .

    incredible… wow

  • msdebbie

    msdebbie

    Maybe it’s my mood, but the conclusion doesn’t seem all that tragic to me? I love the lines
    and together/they both/fell victim/to the elements (except perhaps for the word victims?) But after all, I think we all can be slaves to love, lust, or powreful emotions.
    Great thought-provoking piece whatever way you interpret it though!
    Congrats xoxoxo

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