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poem i wrote. tell me what you think
would like honest opinions pls... i'm a big boy, i can take it. if you think it sucks tell me, but tell me why.
untitled by le popinjay i don't care... but i do. why? god is love so says the bible so says my intuition but i don't believe in god... a resistance to establishment to hypocrisy truth distorted love lost confusion and darkness spread unnecessarily. should one live their live for what they believe in? yes it only sounds right but in that fleeting stillness what sounds penetrate the clear shimmers of our life? faith something i lost a long time ago so long i can't ever remember having it. something unknown to me now those things are the hardest to learn, if it's possible at all... dream i am just like a dream fuzzy and scattered certain moments shine through others lost and found again in times when not looking for them at all. god is love and i am god |
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
I am the furthest thing in the world from being qualified to critique anyone on poetry.
One thing I will tell you though...... ......I like the thoughts and sentiment. |
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
I like these lines,
[ QUOTE ] i am just like a dream fuzzy and scattered [/ QUOTE ] This was my least favorite part, [ QUOTE ] god is love and i am god [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
Yeah, I don't really like the ending, but part of that is because it's the ending (i.e. if you move it earlier, or add more after it, it won't have that weight of cheesiness that comes with being the last words).
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
It's an interesting poem. I never been a fan of free-form, unless I am missing the structure.
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i like it...i think...i'm still digesting it
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
Fix the spelling error (live == life the second time in that line), and after that who cares what we think? Ideally, it worked as a way for you to put thoughts on paper.
I actually liked the last couple lines the best. They convey a finality/realization that ends it well. To me, the content of the realization is irrelevant, so I'm not judging based on that. It did a good job of getting the point across that the poem was complete. I'm guessing that I'm the wrong one to critique formless prose, since there is nothing to critique. I'll either "get it" or I won't, and that's neither a fault of mine nor yours. All I can really do is tell you if it felt like it ended, and it did. The rest is reliant on how closely it's matching up with what you were really trying to say. How could I judge that? |
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
some of the themes and words and phrases you use are a bit cliche
This part is the best imo (I put dream on a single line like "faith", but it works both ways) [ QUOTE ] dream i am just like a dream fuzzy and scattered certain moments shine through others lost and found again in times when not looking for them at all. [/ QUOTE ] I like being able to mix lines with each other or take them separately. Actually what I quoted could stand on itself. I'm not too satisfied with "looking for them at all". I'd change it with something like "looking for them in vain", but that probably doesnt make any sense. Thank you for sharing |
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Re: poem i wrote. tell me what you think
I like it with the possible exception of the last two lines. Not really sure on those one way or another.
But overall, I enjoyed reading it. |
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