616: Quietly

[exceptindreams]

"Quietly

Comments

[descartes_rock]

My throat hurts from not telling.

So dark and mysterious, and I love the notion that human dram is occuring all around us, but invisible to us.

Does anyone know who they were trying to fight off?

[amnotcute]

No but I really want to know more. This poem leaves me aching to comfort her.

[lady_di_8585]

the book is called splintering by eireann corrigan
it's a whole story of this incident and the family effected
written in poetry
it's amazing

all of her books are amazing

[orbitaldiamonds]

Thanks! Added to my Amazon wishlist.

[theorah]

Boy I can really relate to this one, its very blunt and honest.

[shoelaceswitch]

Terrifying, amazing.

[gethenian]

Amazing. Especially since I live near the Chesapeake Bay. I can see vividly a hundred places and ways this might happen, right down to the smell of the air around there...

[_mercurymorning]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE Eireann Corrigan!! Her poetry is so vivid and it never fails to leave me with goosebumps. No fancy words or stanzas, just raw emotion.

[pixie_perfeita]

Do you [or the OP] know where I can find more of her poetry?

[the_real_etoile]

Yes. She has a few books out with the most recent (from which this came) entitled Splintering. The other one (from which the other poems I've posted have come) is called you remind me of you.