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1/18/2021 9:59:55 PM mike porter Posts: 10	In the darkroom, she sat near the window. Her lips pressed against the pane. kissing glass and dreaming of her past broken relationships With interrupted thoughts, Her eyes begin to cry streaks of tears. with her lips pressed against the glass shifting from pane to pane across the French window
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1/19/2021 9:51:47 AM LeRoy Baker Posts: 2	In the darkroom, she sat near the window. Her lips pressed against the pane. kissing glass and dreaming of her past broken relationships With interrupted thoughts, Her eyes begin to cry streaks of tears. with her lips pressed against the glass shifting from pane to pane across the French window All of the past is broken The French tragedy is the escape of fatality, not fatalism The imagery is pristine. The poem cannot escape the one scene that you portrait. Perhaps if you engaged in the above philosophy.
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2/6/2021 6:49:58 AM mike porter Posts: 10	ThunderCartouche wrote: In the darkroom, she sat near the window. Her lips pressed against the pane. kissing glass and dreaming of her past broken relationships With interrupted thoughts, Her eyes begin to cry streaks of tears. with her lips pressed against the glass shifting from pane to pane across the French window All of the past is broken The French tragedy is the escape of fatality, not fatalism The imagery is pristine. The poem cannot escape the one scene that you portrait. Perhaps if you engaged in the above philosophy. I have reworked this poem and will submit it again … thank you I need all the help I can get lol. edited by jargenlink on 2/6/2021 it will be called French window. edited by jargenlink on 2/6/2021
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