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Post by Beskhu3epnm on Dec 9, 2003 11:49:46 GMT -5
The sentiment on which we feed, a noxious, sully dolour A beautiful land, replenish the seed A beautiful, bright colour
On our headstone we carve out the words Legible and grey on our headstones Requiems raise a twisted smile Dull and dark, depressing drones
Hammer the final nail in the coffin Write out the epilogue A gorgeous, sunny text A dark, black monologue.
Our brittle bones conflagrated Decay in the hot sun The quiet harmony now a pandamoneum The damage is done.
An encloaking, dark epoch Mort is the music of the meek Mammon is a great God, Fortune is what we seek.
The music to our ears, so wonderful As if on a silver plate it's fed The harmonies and melodies so luxuriant An atonal battle, we died and bled
The rhythm carries on, harsh and cold Bitter and truthful, a social vex A victorious, peaceful battle At our graves the crow pecks...
Sounds of gunshot and screams of death Something sweet and beatiful Sounds of music and solitude Something sweet and natural...
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Post by leash on Dec 9, 2003 15:59:06 GMT -5
"on our headstone we carve out the words legible and grey on our headstones"
i found it unneeded to state that the writing was upon the headstones for a second time. other than that, there were a few minor glitches(punctuation and grammar) but overall it was pretty damn good.
i like the feel of this poem. cool imagery. well done, beskhu.
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Post by Beskhu3epnm on Dec 10, 2003 11:17:59 GMT -5
Thanks! I didn't actually notice the headstones thing. I'll alter that line and see if I can improve it. Cheers for the criticisms as well. Always helps if people point out that I've made mistakes! Thanks for the help!
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Post by leash on Dec 10, 2003 14:17:35 GMT -5
no problem
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Post by bloodredtears on Dec 11, 2003 11:50:21 GMT -5
i really did like this...the easiest way to get rid of the double headstones is to just take it out of the first line.... anyway..i especially loved the stanza about the music i love how you use it to work your way into a battle...great job!
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Post by SilverEyes on Jan 22, 2004 19:42:20 GMT -5
While it was a little redundant in the second stanza, overall it was a very good piece. I love the fifth stanza and it almost reminds me of Terry Pratchett
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Post by T.J. Barber on Jan 29, 2004 13:22:33 GMT -5
I think it was a wonderful piece. I'm not going to criticize it because you may not have wanted any criticism. My opinion is that it was a very good poem. Great Job,
The Original
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Post by Beskhu3epnm on Jan 29, 2004 16:17:17 GMT -5
I appreciate any criticism you can send towards me, as long as it's not "that poem was poo!!!11" type stuff. Any comments help make it better. Since I posted this I've restructured it and removed that second 'headstones' thing and it's a lot better now. Thanks for the help everyone!
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2004 15:22:20 GMT -5
Hmm... The last stanza just had this flow to it that ended the piece beautifully. There are some parts, however, that kind of lacked that flow. I loved how the rhyming was done in general... Anywho... Great piece.
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Post by Sathien on Feb 13, 2004 21:17:54 GMT -5
there is a rhythm. yes.. though there are some parts, stanzas in the middle, which sort of broke the rhythm but it's okay, the last two stanzas sort of picked up where it has left and ended the piece gracefully.
i liked the feel of this. v.dark and continuous.
generally, i'd say kudos for a job done well!
-sath
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Post by alostandbrokensoul on May 24, 2004 20:58:53 GMT -5
It was a wonderful poem and i loved it i also loved the last and third stanzas they were my favorites.
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