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| Always and never changing Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Pennsylvania
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| A posse ad esse Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Oregon
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? Yes that is an awesome poem Tam I love this line: Your semi-unashamed laughter takes... Thats just coolness. Redhawk: Excellent poem with a great epic fantasy feel. I really enjoyed it also. |
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| Always and never changing Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Pennsylvania
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Thanks for the compliment. I wrote it to go with the book. I just posted chapter 1 of Book two. Book one is with an editor now...crossing my fingers and toes. I can fix what ever needs fixing, I'm just praying they have enough hook and can carry a reader through! :::shivering in my timbers on that:::::: Great to "see" you! | |
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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Pennsylvania
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? The deceiving land And there! Above the mountains, but bowing to the clouds Was a river of glowing gold encased in a silver shroud Bushes that grew deep and ferns that grew tall Grass that grew wide and water that would fall O so beautiful was this place of serenity It dwarfed all lands, visions and seas But to the side there came a darkening fog Rising above putrid water and caressing a sickly bog There were trees that stood high but void of life, it seemed Roses were black, the air look like poison to breathe O so wicked was this place of black It cast a shadow on those who refused to turn back They were many who bathed in the sparkling pools But little did they see, for they were fools Painted into the clouds was a horned head and a red hand And the waterfalls froze, fire sprung up in each crevice of the land O those poor souls failed to see The places of wonder are not always what they look to be There were few who traveled along the murky road And before their eyes a light of brilliant colors showed And they traveled on guided by the loving face in the sky Along a road of gold and life that would never die O those wise folk could see That places of evil are not always what they look to be And away went those with the horned beast And the land turned back to a deceiving peace But those who followed the grinning face Slept in a gated kingdom; an everlasting harmonic place. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Swansea
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? Chacha, I was impressed in some ways by your poem. It had a nice 'ballad' feel to it, like you were telling a story. It was a bit mysterious: could you shed more light on its themes? I thought it felt quite epic, and would fit in well in some sort of fantasy story. Here's another short poem by me. It's about someone I've unexpectedly fallen in love with (something I haven't felt for a long time). I tried to express my feelings and her but it's always hard to get an accurate picture of one's true feelings. Girl Who is as Soft Rain Girl of the secret smile between glances; of the held-too-long stare; of the twilight eyes that shine with bright greyness and subdued sapphire; of the small hands whose strength is in their tirelessness. Girl of the unaccountable desire to make things straight and clean, whose soft arms and shapely calves carry her burdens like a weary joy. Melancholy girl, who gently ran an arrow through my astonished heart! |
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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Pennsylvania
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? Thanks Dustinzgirl and tamageta - glad you enjoyed it. Tamageta -- it is difficult to convey feelings to paper exactly how you want, but you did an awesome job here. Love the wording, good job! |
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| Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Belfast
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? A Dripping Drop The sensation begins its treacherous journey, crawling up slowly, torturous, squirmy. Boiling hott burning your eyes, overwhelms them compleatly untelling your lies. Bluring your vision you try to hold back, but they over power and seep through the crack. Scorching and blazing a trail down your face, leaving it smoldering and you a disgrace. You swallow hard though it wont subside, the choking suffication that you cannot hide. Slow and painful it blisters burning down, stops for a moment to stare at your frown. It shows not hatered but hope then fleas, it glides to your chin you fall to your knees. The drop has dripped from your chin it falls, it makes its departure from inside your walls. All your anger contaned in a tiny vessle, it falls through the air not traped by a trestle. It stops its desent smothering its captive, the frown on your face is no longer adaptive. You stand and look up the sun on your face, its warm and inviting no longer a disgrace. yes i know i cant spell get over it lol...omg i totally didnt even mean to rhyme there lol |
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| Reputo Iterum Join Date: May 2007 Location: Missouri
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? ETERNALLY Untitled |
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| A posse ad esse Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Oregon
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| Re: Do You Write Poetry? The spelling isn't that bad, really. But, I don't like the repetition of "it" you can take that word out of every line and it would be much better. Decent poem, even so! Miranda, these are good. Work on grammar and they would be excellent. |
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