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Post by thecrazybeautiful on Apr 6, 2006 15:21:08 GMT -6
Grr. This isn't really good. I had some nice ideas, but they didn't come out right. The third part was mainly put in there for the name reference, and the ending is just...blah.
Untitled (MP)
I.
You're the fog in the mirror.
I can't see myself through you anymore.
II.
It's seems I've fallen.
Straight down fallen off of your cloud. (The one like sugar, like cotton candy.
I'd just started painting the wisps blue and pink.)
III.
Maybe it's better that I don't seem to get through to you. Can you ever feel the Heat that's never there when I try And start the fire? Easy is so overrated, and you're Left cold and safer without me.
IV.
Daisies always have the same outcome, even with an even number of petals.
He loves me. He loves me.
V.
Climbing upwards, we rise, we fall. What we thought was progress, never was at all.
VI.
and I'm supposed to be stubborn?
I'm giving up on you.
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stupidxgirl
A Devoted Distraction
So You Sailed Away...
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Post by stupidxgirl on Apr 6, 2006 21:06:27 GMT -6
I actually thought this was really good I can relate to it a lot. My favorite part was : "Daisies always have the same outcome, even with an even number of petals. He loves me. He loves me." and this: "and I'm supposed to be stubborn?" I like the ideas of those lines the most, especially the daisies comment. I am sure most of us can remember doing the ol' " he loves me, he loves me not" trick good job.
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Post by Laura on Apr 7, 2006 14:41:54 GMT -6
" You're the fog" --brilliantly effective beginning to draw in readers. " Can you ever feel the Heat that's never there when I try And start the fire?" --I adored these lines ... you're such a talented, beautiful, young writer " Climbing upwards, we rise, we fall. What we thought was progress, never was at all." --the rhyme works here. I really liked this
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Post by Absinthe on Apr 12, 2006 9:58:06 GMT -6
Actually, I liked it. I agree with Laura in that you certainly have a way with words.
"You're the fog in the mirror.
I can't see myself through you anymore."
. . . . . This was very effective and it was an interesting way to put it.
"Daisies always have the same outcome,"
. . . .. This part of that section was bloody brilliant, but later in the section, it did slac a bit.
Anyway, overall, this was a good piece. I can't wait to read more from you.
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Post by QueenPaige4 on Apr 12, 2006 17:26:24 GMT -6
you know this was such a great poem. I really connected with it. It's a great poem written by a great poet.
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Post by Absinthe on Apr 16, 2006 13:14:11 GMT -6
Hey, scatteredonthefloor, is your icon the band Flyleaf?
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