Monday, April 25, 2016

Fallen

Image by Sarolta Ban

Once upon a dream
 An angel was sent to Earth
 She has lost her way

~Cie~

Prompt Used:
Where did I come from? 

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Notes:
This Lune addresses the metaphysical theory that I may not just be trashed out mentally ill fuckup, I may be a fallen angel. I have been studying the Lost Books of the Bible and the works of Dr. Doreen Virtue, and what I am reading rings true for me. If it makes you feel better, you can file this theory under trashed out mentally ill fuckup and just appreciate the poem, or not. I don't really care, just don't be a dick about it.
The line "once upon a dream" was inspired by the line "once upon a December," which comes from a song in the animated movie "Anastasia." I would not have come up with this if it weren't for today's NaPoWriMo prompt, so although I didn't specifically follow their instructions, they did inspire me. 
 

12 comments:

  1. I like how your poem slips from a past event to a present state, ensuring that the change has its own purpose and identity. An interesting one.

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  2. I really like the thought of fallen angels as a concept, but the poem to me says more.

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  3. A beautiful haiku. Perhaps one day the fallen angel WILL find her way. Well done :-)

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  4. This is very lovely. Love the "once upon a dream". And I believe we all come to earth as pure as angels. Then stuff happens to us. One thing about falling.....we can still rise. Smiles.

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  5. I love that you've been studying and finding answers. It's so important. Beautiful Lune.

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  6. First of all, I love the image you chose. It has a potent message in itself and your words combined with it make incredible art. I can place myself within your words. Thanks so much for writing for the prompt!!

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  7. Nice haiku Cie

    have a good Mondy

    much love...

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  8. Yes, I think you are a fallen angel. Welcome to Earth.

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  9. I think that's a beautiful, and sweetly succinct, account of your origins. As well as a lovely poem.

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  10. ...
    and fell amongst the rocks a-
    long came Prince Charming, rescue

    I love it, Cara. Beautiful Senryū, sad at the end. But I have hopes for her. That's why my Tanka ending.
    ..

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