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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 8:01 pm
I have a variety of pieces and to prevent clutter I see it as a better option of posting them all under one thread. Constructive Critisism is always welcome.
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 8:02 pm
Hell Does Exist
Eerie silence Anguished screams The beauty of broken dreams
Eternal darkness Forgotten light An everlasting, haunted night
Never sun A constant rain All that's left is fear and pain
Demons lurking Can’t be seen Stalking every child’s dream
Hope is gone Heart’s are dead Nothing to see but a crimson red
Crystal tears Now cry blood Souls are dying in this tainted flood
No escape A sealed fate Love is lost, there’s only hate
Death begins No scar will heal Now you know……
Hell is real
Comments: This is one of my favorites because it's the only poem I've written that I haven't editted. It looks exactly the same way now as it did when I first wrote it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 4:32 pm
Holy Shiznap!
(Ame liked your poem)
I am trying to think of CC so my comment isn't worthless, this is a bit difficult though...
One question is this in the religious sense or more in metaphorical sense. I am figuring religious with the demon references.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:21 pm
It does indeed lean more in the religious sense, which ended up working marvelously for one of my classes, but that's another story entirely.
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:18 pm
It felt kind of weird to read a little line, a slightly larger line, and then a big line, and then start over with that pattern. And it was slightly odd to have to look around for the beginning of the lines, since the were all in different spots is what I mean. The reason, all of the english teachers I have ever had stress that for ease of reading, all poetry should be aligned to the left. (this "makes your readers happy and more likely to read onwards" they said) And in the case of this particular poem, I think they might have been more right than wrong.
My creative writing teacher from 10th grade would have absolutely loved this poem (a rare thing from her) but she would have docked about 20 points from it because you centered it. She was slightly bipolar though, so I'm not 100% certain I'd go for her word. Except the little fact that she was a small-publisher published poet. (a few poems here and there)
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:27 pm
Regrets
There were no regrets when it came to your heart, your heart in our care. And yet we have failed, and now it’s ruined and frail and broken. No. You are not ruined; you were never frail; you just cannot be broken. But, then, you stopped fighting a long time ago didn’t you? Outside the sky has turned black and now the wounds you fought so hard to conceal are all too illuminated. Just let the dawn die and twilight stretch on forever. When did the world get so dark and the death trapped in your jaded eyes so unmistakably real? This…Crimson Betrayal, this…Bleeding Chaos, your new reality. It’s not really new, is it? But at least back then the anger in you kept everything alive, yet now your temper’s flared away and life is more fleeting than a ghost caught in the soft candle light.
Comments: This one really speaks to me because I wrote it for a specific character, my friend KuroTakara's dragon character Kuro. The backstory we created for that character works wonderfully with the emotions evoked in this piece.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:29 pm
Untitled Narrative Poem
Sweet prince of Denmark dressed Blacker than death Clinging to thy father’s memory with every living breath
Surrounded by ‘loving’ friends And crossed family Fake smiles and counterfeit lives is all there is to see
But, ho, a bit of luck it seems, A spirit calls You to revenge his foul murder or perhaps cause you to fall
In the center of all These fare weather friends Only one remains true, at your side ‘til the end
Sweet prince of Denmark dressed Blacker than death The thought of this revenge gives life to every breath
Insanity has struck You relatively quick And from your antics and ruthlessness others feel the sick
The first to fall a Good old fool A counselor of sorts spouting nothing but drool
The next in line A lovely little girl Loses everything with her father, her whole entire world
Sweet prince of Denmark dressed, Shrouded in illusion Must keep them on their toes, simply add to their confusion
And thus they send You far away To far off England, a land as mad as you they say
But on the journey you Uncover a sinister plot And turn it on the bearers; send them there instead to rot
And thus do you return To a home of hurt and lies The end is coming closer; it’s time for you to rise
Sweet prince of Denmark dressed As thy father’s son A punishment for evil must never go undone
The final fight is here With one ally by your side You’ll bring the treachery to light, no longer can they hide
Your opponent lies dead Uncle-father and aunt-mother Everyone is dying, except for thy faithful bond-brother
The time has come Revenge is now complete Everyone is dead, now lie thyself down to sleep
Sweet prince of Denmark dressed Blacker than death Clinging to thy father’s memory with every living breath
Comments: I wrote this one for a class, but I love it lots because it's a narrative and I absolutely love Hamlet! He's a pansy boy, but he's a pansy who would beat almost anyone in a battle of wits...just not anything else. Shakespeare makes me smile.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:30 pm
Ode to a Satirical Lover
I love you. I need you. Without you life is meaningless.
I want you. You’re mine. Without you I have no obsession.
It’s not your fault, but it’s all because of you. I take the blame, but I blame you.
If you leave me I have no reason to stay in this world. If my obsession is gone my passion dies and so do I. If you don’t love me the way I love you than life obviously isn’t worth it.
It’s not your fault, but it’s all because of you. I take the blame, but I blame you.
Comments: This one doesn't have much of a backstory. I couldn't sleep one night and couldn't for the life of me figure out why. Suddenly the first few lines ran through my mind. I got up, grabbed a notebook, wrote it down, then proceeded to fall into a much needed sleep.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:31 pm
Childhood was for Fantasies
Sweet little child, All black, green, and tears, There’s no one else like thee. Frighten, the all run and hide Whenever you were near Scornful looks would follow; Glaring eyes and sneering smiles. Father’s watchful gaze Distorted and Hateful; Mother’s loving embrace The only protection left. But as they must All good things come to an end. Mother is gone, Violently ripped from life. Poor little child, All black, green, and blood. Childhood was for fantasies. The only path in sight, Revenge, But once taken Where will you go? Still an outcast. Still alone. Thus do you wander Until peace is found. Are you still out there, little black? Green silence Has become thy story And those that knew you Are left to wonder…
Comments: This is another one written for a class. Most of the time the assignments were to either analize a specific type of poem or write in that specific style or genre. That majority of the time I chose to write my own since I'm too lazy to go out and find one. It again is about KuroTakara's dragon character. I love that character and he's just a fountain of insirpation for me.
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 8:51 pm
crying I wish I had your talent, I must practice
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