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Wow, I like that a lot! The last stanza really expresses things and wraps it up/ties it together nicely. The last two stanzas have so much emotion. It's like a turning point right there, where a decision is made about how to react once the shock wears off. I also like the way that "words" means so many different things, in all those different contexts.
Small words together painting a big picture. Nice!
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Thank you hun...
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This is a really neat concept. you really personifie the importance of words. you almost turn them into a beast, kinda an chimera that takes whatever shape its host wants it. I like this because words really can do that, they can take anyshape. And when they're turned against you, that beast...it isnt friendly.
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Thank you very much Jess! "chimera" great word too
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LOVED this stanza:
"Fabric's coming undone Woven to keep you out You Tugging the threads Spiraling my life again With your words" For me just conjurs up so much right at the beginning of the piece, and i think you can really draw different meanings from it. "Woven to keep you out"; I initially though of it as a creative kind of subconscious 'id' character escaping into consciousness through the unweaving of social conformity. lol. See, different meanings. Great, keep writing. |
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Thank you very much
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Let's take a look at the stereotype checklist up in here, up in here.....
1. Does something come undone or unraveled during the poem? Check. 2. Does the poem deal with perceived emotional pain or rape? Check. 3. Do the words kill, die, dead, or death appear at all? Uncheck. 4. Do the words dark, darkness, haunt, or haunting appear more than once? Uncheck. 5. Does the poem end in some sort of resolve to be stronger or some such similar way? Check. Of the five things I came up with on the spot, this poem has three of them. Because I am a master judge of everything, I accurately judge this poem to be teen angsty. That is not cool, Vivi. I couldn't find an actual pattern to read it in, either. It was choppy and didn't run at all. Even when talking in a normal manner, there is a certain swagger and fluidness to it. Speech is best when it rolls off the tongue and kicks your hearer's eardrums with the boot of eloquence. So it follows that a poem, which at its best is meant to be a pretty cluster of words with a form and rhyme, must use not the boot, but the bazooka of eloquence. This had no user-friendly reading pattern, and when spoken it doesn't come out eloquent or fluid. This is what makes it teen angst. It's a cluster of words trying to describe sadness and anger. You also throw in the F word, for good measure, laying to rest the saving grace of class. Surely you can do better than that, dearest!
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Haha OK, this may have been a bit dramatic. When I originally wrote this, well someone from the past decided to step into my life again and I was pissed off, reverting to the same feelings I had when I was younger. For that fact alone I won't change this one, I like that it captured who I was then and it is a nice reminder to never be that again
This is far from my best work.
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Whoa. You told HIM!
Nicely done. I have no problem with the "drama;" this is poetry - it's supposed to be expressing what you really felt. You told me to go with my gut feelings and stick to what I wrote the first time; it's more honest. I see the value in that. You DO have a knack! |
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Thank you again lol. I guess everyone is going to have an opinion, haha you can't please them all. But this one means a lot to me and I am glad you enjoyed it...
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VV, you are awesome. I like everything you write. I can tell you had fun when you wrote this and I think that's why it was so fun to read.
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Thank you so much!!
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Gosh, with all these males complimenting your poetry I may actualy have to start paying attention to it aye? hahahaha
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Might do you some good to mind it, yes
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Better be. I can ban people y'know...hahaha
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