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Post by John Barnett on Mar 9, 2004 15:08:35 GMT -5
Why am I such a glutton for pain Some would say that I'm insane But you suck me into your world And I get lost, spinning in a whirl If I dig your scene, will you be mean Will you turn my dreams into reality You tell me to keep the motor running And I can hear your engine humming But I don't think I'm going anywhere I feel as if I'm getting stuck in a rut here So tell me, will you reincarnate me if I die Will you give me wings to help me fly If I crash and burn due to your torture Or will you leave me there to rust As a result of my sinful lust I now beg on my humble knees Show me a little bit of love, please
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Post by Alex'z Death Chic on Mar 11, 2004 7:04:38 GMT -5
very interesting... I like it... I even hummed a melody with the words without noticing... maybe coz it flows so much like a song...
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Seth
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Play something country!
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Post by Seth on Mar 11, 2004 12:05:50 GMT -5
Excellent piece, very nioce... The flow and the words used were fantastic. It definitely could become a song... Terrific write.
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Post by John Barnett on Mar 11, 2004 14:13:27 GMT -5
It's very interesting that you guys should say that, I had written a couple of songs prior to writing this poem and I too felt like I was still in the song writing mode.
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sweetest17sin
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don't frown! you never know who's falling in love with your smile!
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Post by sweetest17sin on Mar 11, 2004 22:45:20 GMT -5
over all i liked this poem. i dont know if you want critique or not. the only part that confused me was
"So tell me, will you reincarnate me if I die Will you give me wings to help me fly If I crash and burn due to your torture Or will you leave me there to rust"
i dont know if the first three lines are supposed to go together saying that because of the torture, the previous things would happen and asking if that is what would happen and then the fourth line is supposed to stand alone just wondering that simple thing. if that is the case, it makes sense. the reason i am confused is because when i first read it, it just seemed like the or was out of place because there was nothing to compare it to. i think it would help the poem to take the or out. or maybe instead of saying "or will you leave me there to die" say, "or if i crash and burn to your torture, will you leave me there to die". just a suggestion.
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