Chrono
A Devoted Distraction
It as the at point which we think we know the most that we truly know the least.
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Post by Chrono on Jun 27, 2007 2:10:49 GMT -6
Not exactly sure if I'm finished yet. I leave it as work in progress for now, but here's what I got so far.
To try so hard To do everything right To find the answers To every question in life To search for an unknown To find who we are To look beyond tomorrow To keep the past in sight To face hardships To stand up when we fall To take second chances To go for it all To learn from mistakes To be a better person To live a better life To smile when we cry To live when we should die To help everyone we know To be happy forever To know it may not be possible To try even so
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Post by allmeheart on Jun 29, 2007 20:38:09 GMT -6
An enjoyable read. At first, I was a little put off by the repetition, because sometimes it takes away from a poem, being so redundant. However, I think you kept the flow well enough that it worked. If you get what I mean by that. Only one line didn't sit well with me "to look beyond tomorrow" I think that threw off the flow a little there but you brought it back. Since its in the middle the only suggestions I would have is to either add something before it to make it ease into the line or maybe revise the wording a tad. Message drifts a little afterwards for me, I get hung up on things too easily I suppose.
~Jessica~
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Chrono
A Devoted Distraction
It as the at point which we think we know the most that we truly know the least.
Posts: 228
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Post by Chrono on Jun 29, 2007 20:58:38 GMT -6
Thanks for the comment. I changed around a few lines, so maybe that fixed some of flow issues though I couldn't think of a quick fix for the line you pointed out. Maybe something will come to me later.
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Post by Absinthe on Sept 16, 2007 22:38:34 GMT -6
I actually really didn't like the repetition of "to" starting every line - it definitely retracted for me. Then I read it again, eliminating the first word of every line. I really think it sounds better as a whole without the "to"s.
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