Spinner
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Post by Spinner on Nov 29, 2006 22:39:44 GMT -5
Another dug up old thing...
Naught is sadder than unreturned love a pain that can ne'er be quelled The anguish of passion shov'd is to lovers a lover's hell a seething steel by depression forged a blade pierced true through heart like a hound upon red meat doth gorge the pain she tears one's heart apart the beater from its socket pried bashed and strewn about weeping at the love from him deprived with mounting pains and doubts and so here is this, tis the broken's antics the many pains and sorrows of maudlin romantics
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Post by eakyra on Nov 30, 2006 0:23:29 GMT -5
OMG I love this. I think you need to go in and do some editing such as punctuation and capitalization, also in the line..
is to lovers a lover's hell It seems to be saying to same word and yet you have it written diffrently.
I really love the imagry presented. Great Job Spinny!
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Post by johnsapphire on Nov 30, 2006 16:07:37 GMT -5
Shall I also decline to review this, or may I bite your head off?
different*
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Spinner
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Post by Spinner on Dec 1, 2006 5:34:35 GMT -5
please... bite away....
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Post by Cy Skywalker on Dec 18, 2006 13:12:38 GMT -5
Around the middle this sags and could be cropped, but I like it in general. John Sapphire is going to say that you need periods instead of run-ons, and he is right. He may also say that some lines break the rhythm, but if he doesn't or says something nastier instead I will point out an offending line for you; "weeping at the love from him deprived" ,I thought was off, changing, anyway. I like the blade imagery very much, and the term "maudlin romantics". This poem has much potential. Good use of the style.
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