If you
want to un-
lock the
iron door
of my
broken
heart’s
sanc-
tuary,
then
you’ll
have
to see
past
the
painting,
past the
spark
of fears
that live
within
my own head. That is where the
key to my heart exists. It is a
windy,
curvy,
road that leads through the nine
rings of hell, downward into Satan’s
bowels,
into a
putrid
cloud
of
g
a
s
.
How worth it am I?
- Author: Tristan Robert Lange ( Offline)
- Published: December 12th, 2024 07:44
- Comment from author about the poem: Form: Shape Poetry. This poem is in response to Sparkle City Magic's Mystical Adventure ~ Week #11 prompts (Medium.com). The prompts used: lock, painting, spark, road, and cloud.
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 27
- Users favorite of this poem: teardrop
Comments12
Doh! Now I reply: good write, putrid cloud of gas. heehee. Oh, I don't fancy a key that opens such a door.
But to be gloomy - 'Oh cheer up,' I said to someone: 'When one door opens, another one slams in your face!' I'm a barrel of laughs. lol.
Indeed! LOL! Thank you kind sir! π¨ π€ͺ Thanks for the read, the engagement, and the daftness, my friend! A good laugh is always needed! ππ€
You sir are an artist and in more ways than one .. πποΈπππππ
Thank you, kind sir! I am truly thankful for your time and encouragement. It certainly keeps me inspired! Much appreciated Neville! ππ€
Great form to this poem so nicely done
Thank you so much Soren! Much appreciated my friend! ππ€
Blimey that is a hell of a journey to go through, Enjoyed the read Tristan
Indeed! π Couldnβt help myself with the Dante reference! Thank you so much, friend! I really appreciate it! ππ€
You are very welcome
Fabulous shape poetry. So very clever and well done to all those prompts Tristan. As I have my own fears I donβt think Iβm gonna be tempted to share yours as wellπ. That is some journey to contemplate.
Thank you so much, Cassie! The idea of a skeleton key came to me when thinking of prompt lock. Not sure why that form of keyβ¦but went with it. π Couldnβt help myself with the Dante reference!! π Thank you so much, Cassie! Much appreciated! π€π
Excellent write Tristan
Thank you Tony! Much appreciated! π€π
You're welcome
I don't think I'm going to emulate, but I can surely appreciate the art, Tristan.
π€£ Fair enough, Dave! I am glad you found appreciation for it, my friend! I appreciate you and am grateful! ππ€
How worth it am I?
Who are these I's?
Who am I?
The greatest adventure of all time!
Well, it seems like there's no avoiding a trip
To hell!
Great write, Tristan.
Thank you Mutley! I am very glad that the poem delivered and am thankful for your time and your very engaging analysis! Thank you for taking the trip my friend! βΊοΈππ€
Very impressive and persuasive reflection... Mystical sense is interlinked with reality. Thanks!
Love, love, love this! Loved the read and really loved your format. You tell a story in itself. Thank you for the read.
Thank you my friend, some how I missed your comment, so I apologize about that. I am so very glad that the poem delivered. Thank you so much for reading, favoriting, and sharing your thoughts. Much appreciated teardrop! β€οΈπ
Mmm, I might be tempted to say you're worth the trouble, depends. Beautifully rendered with a delightfully haunting poignancy and excellent imagery. Thank you for sharing.
Aww! Thank you! π€π€£ Thank you so much for taking the time to read and engage. Much appreciated my friend! πβ€οΈ
enjoyed reading it and thinking about which key i would use if faced with such a situation
Ah, indeed! Thank you so much, my friend, for reading and commenting. Much appreciated! ππ€
appreciate the thoughts and outflow of words emanating from your end - keep it up
Thank you! Will do my very best.π
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