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Post by DaringDo on Apr 28, 2012 2:05:48 GMT -5
My first poem:
Glistening Green Eye
The trying tone of your silent gaze twilight in your eye glowing like the sparkle of the sky
Harsh wind screeching metal rips through the frozen air like a sword through flesh
fading memory black as the ice
burning through my body I cherish the moment
your face lit up glistening green eye pierce me I need you
fading into sleet the fuselage soars
need you glistening green eye sparkle like the sky the last i saw as you turned away never to look me in the eye
cold pulling you away my love falling from my mind
my last thought glistening green eye.
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Post by DaringDo on Apr 28, 2012 2:06:25 GMT -5
please post feedback! especially with the flow.
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TKei
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Post by TKei on Apr 29, 2012 0:37:39 GMT -5
It's very nice. As far as feedback, I'm not sure what sort of feedback you're looking for... Elements well used: Very nice repetition, and good choice of words. Certainly deep and meaningful. Suggestions: Since you brought up the flow of it, I think my usual suggestion works well. Few poets write in meter anymore, which is a key element to good flow. I have a few poems, some not on here, which are written in some meters. Most commonly, I use an iambic tetrameter. Rhythmic poems tend to have good flow, between lines and between stanzas.
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