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Post by thecrazybeautiful on May 20, 2006 9:03:15 GMT -6
Let's watch Ophelia go down in the water, drown in the water,
while we sing along with her.
Maybe we'll feel fresh like the flower (or the child, the innocent little girl) tossed by the hands of Frankenstein.
I wonder if Ophelia feels refreshed, or young, or surrounded. Her clothes just weigh her down, it's amazing her voice gets out.
You can be the one to tell those gravediggers to kiss her hands before they cover her up. Remind them that she was fit for a king.
My pal Frankenstein killed my poor Ophelia. Picked her up, and threw her to her death. (her very lyrical death)
But they both thought she could float.
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Post by Laura on May 20, 2006 9:10:17 GMT -6
"Let's watch Ophelia go down in the water, drown in the water"
--first feel is dark, like something PJ Harvey would sing. Then it got a little lighter, kind of sad. This:
"Her clothes just weigh her down, it's amazing her voice gets out."
--is awesome.
"But they both thought she could float. "
--and the tie up at the end is fantastic. You did a really good job with this one ;D
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stupidxgirl
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Post by stupidxgirl on May 20, 2006 13:48:45 GMT -6
I fuckin loved this! It has ta be one of my favorite by you actually "Her clothes just weigh her down, it's amazing her voice gets out." That's wickedly good. I agree with Laura it started out sounding darker then got into a sad kind of mix. I liked that. "You can be the one to tell those gravediggers to kiss her hands before they cover her up. Remind them that she was fit for a king." This part stuck out to me aswell, awesome job. And one more LoL: "Picked her up, and threw her to her death. (her very lyrical death) But they both thought she could float. " That was a great way to end this, it sounded simple but still made a big impact to me. Like I said, I love this one. Great job
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Post by Only Me on Jun 23, 2006 23:49:56 GMT -6
I think I liked the beginning "Let's watch Ophelia go down in the water, drown in the water, while we sing along with her" the best, it started you out on just the right foot to understand the rest of the poem. "like the flower (or the child, the innocent little girl)" this part seemed a little choppy to me, I had to reread to understand what exactly you were trying to do with that. Maybe take it out of the parentheses? It almost seems like it could be a song itself, thats the flow I got from it. Great work!
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