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By raindancer
15 June 2008
Purity
Stark white innocence
Unpolluted by the careless thoughts of an imbecile

Unmarked
No judgements formed
No rambling jumbled thoughtless sentiment revealed

Remarkable
Like fresh snow
Crisp and undisturbed flowing cold unsullied waves

Ruined
Cheap and tawdry
Slashed and tarnished ravaged beautiful blank page

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Written by DaleGorder (46 comments posted) 15th June 2008
Nice, 
 
I'm trying to think of where I place myself in this poem? Probably somewhere like "Remarkably Ruined" lol
Thanks Dale
Written by raindancer (5 comments posted) 15th June 2008
Dale 
 
Thank you for your comments. This is my lament for my own writers block and the resulting torture committed upon a perfectly innocent blank page (or screen). 
 
I don't think you have to worry about the results of your own attempts! I've been reading you for some time now. 
 
Thanks again! 
 

Written by Phil (6730 comments posted) 15th June 2008
Been there - still am in a way. Plenty to write, no focus to do it. I'm hoping writing through it will achieve something. 
 
Phil

Written by whitefur999 (3 comments posted) 17th June 2008
I love this poem. The only thing I would say is the words 'unmarked' and 'remarkable' hit me as a little bit repetitive with the 'mark' in them and as these words are such important ones as they head up the verse I would maybe change one of them. But, again, I loved this poem.

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