Thursday, March 6, 2014

Bottled


words bottled inside of me
like a coke bottle shaken
one too many times
waiting for the mint
that will set them free

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16 comments:

  1. I can feel the tension of your words waiting to get out!! Not sure how the mint might be involved in setting them free but I hope they do get set free somehow!! Thanks for posting!

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  2. Well if it's anything like what my son would do- when he added a mentos it exploded! And yes, I have some words bottled up too, probably not ones I should share with anyone.

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  3. A nice little verse that I enjoyed reading.

    Thank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.

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  4. And it is always good to be able to find a way to get those words OUT!

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  5. The tension in the tightly screwed bottle is so palpable. We will be waiting for your words to pop and gurgle out!

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  6. Very nice and that expression of wanting to be set free. Well done.

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  7. love the bottle! lovely parallels between expressing the pent-up emotion of words and feelings in comparison the the inside spinning of a bottle's contents. very edgy!

    stacy lynn mar
    http://warningthestars.blogspot.com/

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  8. Wonderful metaphor of that feeling when the feelings are there but the words wont' come.

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  9. ha. i hear you...
    sometimes you just got to get them out before you blow...smiles.

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  10. YES ... quite clever. But make mine a Pepsi please :-)

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  11. There is a wonderful tension and release here--very cool!

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  12. I can so imagine this. (It's usually about the time, I announce to la famille - I'M GONNA BLOW ! ! ! Wonderful fun write.

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  13. Nice one! You've described the bottled up feelings well, and the hope for release.

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