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Post by Absinthe on May 2, 2006 16:16:55 GMT -6
Dream upon a wave of darkness, Wake upon a beam of light. Hope that your infinite slumber will take you from this harsh night
Walk away from the living Say a few words for the damned. Try and stop yourself giving the sweet mercy of your hand.
Strip your man of his armor and send him down on his knees. Tell him that he is a goner unless he begs for it, "Please. . ."
Dream upon a wave of darkness Stare into a beam of light Hope that your eternal slumber ends with the breaking of night.
Eh....I don't know. This was another piece for Creative Writing. The poem had to have an ABAB rhyme scheme, which I hate, but whatever. What do you think?
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Post by sharonslover on May 3, 2006 8:00:57 GMT -6
i like it
"Walk away from the living Say a few words for the damned. Try and stop yourself giving the sweet mercy of your hand"
especially that part just wondering if it had to be that length because of your class our you just didnt want to make it that long
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Post by Laura on May 3, 2006 18:15:35 GMT -6
" Strip your man of his armor and send him down on his knees" --I really liked these lines ... just stripping someone, especially a man, of their strength ... I love it. The second half of that stanza though: " Tell him that he is a goner unless he begs for it, "Please. . ."" --the last line could be reworked ... I don't know how though. It just seemed you shoved that in to make it rhyme. Not much you can do when it's a piece where you were asked to do the ABAB scheme. Interesting nonetheless
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Post by thecrazybeautiful on May 4, 2006 14:41:34 GMT -6
"Try and stop yourself giving the sweet mercy of your hand.
Strip your man of his armor and send him down on his knees"
I liked that.
It's gotten hard to write rhyming poems...
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