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Post by Absinthe on May 2, 2006 16:12:44 GMT -6
Another piece done for my creative writing class. We had 3 minutes to write after we were given a piece of paper with a title developed by a classmate. The title I received was "The Breath of Song" and this is the poem that came out of it. . . . .
swirling in melody, each inhalation on a downbeat exhale to the rhythm of the drum. breathe it all in. . .
. . . intoxication.
grinding with abandon, sweat dripping from gyrating bodies, scantily clad and heartily drunk with the feeling. Smell the inspiration like sweet, sour mixed drinks flowing over crsytal cubes. . .
. . . ecstasy.
hearts pounding in rhythm riding a C-note up, up, up, before spiraling down. . .
. . . oblivion.
OK, so what do you think?
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Post by Sharon on May 3, 2006 18:26:38 GMT -6
excellent. you've got my attention right at the beginning. it flowed perfectly.
i think it ended a bit abruptly but what do you expect from a 3 minute exercise eh? i enjoyed that, thanks for sharing this with us. i think if you were to revise it and add more to it, you'll have an even better final product.
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Post by Laura on May 3, 2006 18:52:10 GMT -6
It felt like I was in this dirty club somewhere with whorish girls ... but I guess that means you did well for the imagery. " grinding with abandon" --I personally think this would sound better as "abandonment" ... not bad
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Post by thecrazybeautiful on May 4, 2006 15:02:10 GMT -6
"Smell the inspiration like sweet, sour mixed drinks flowing over crsytal cubes. . .
. . . ecstasy."
Ha, I like that.
Not bad for three minutes.
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Post by Only Me on Jul 4, 2006 22:32:33 GMT -6
three minutes. nice. I always got so frustrated because there was so much I wanted to write and not enough time to do it... lol. so it would be choppy and poorly put together and well. yea.
I like it. I agree with Sharon, with a little more time and energy the final product could be amazing.
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