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Post by Pseudomuse on Dec 6, 2004 16:34:54 GMT -8
i got inspired, so i wrote a poem based on the name of this site, Pipe Dreams. its in the editing process but i thought i'd post in anyway. enjoy. ~ pseudomuse
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exotic tastes burn alive on the tongue shoving the user to new ecstatic heights swirling winds of purple, blue, and green caress soft white fingers entwined in themselves entwined around thoughts ideas emotions perforated holes dig into crevices crusted with inflammatory dust pilfered stains of paint splattered muses scampered for ideas and idioms of youth white is the soul carved into like a petty prisoner caged for too long black blossoms on ivory skin in hues of sea-foam, sky blue, and heliotrope basking in the light of the creator splayed are the colors then when bickering furies come to call ripping, maiming, shredding everything slowly the pieces entwine themselves back together enduring the pain of criticism backwards into the mind they crawl pipe dreams of purple and gold safe until the exotic tastes of newfound land licks at their sores
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Post by Sparks on Dec 7, 2004 12:31:22 GMT -8
This is very descriptive. I think it covers the tangled notion of Pipe Dreams very well.
safe until the exotic taste of newfound land lick at their sores
I'd just like to let you know I instantly thought Newfoundland. Anyways, this is the ending, right? I'd say this is what should bear the meaning of the song, or where it ends, a high note, a low note, or no note at all. I like how this one ends. Safe. Safe for another night, or something. The only problem I have with this is the grammar, and that could be easily corrected, by saying "The exotic tastes", or "licks". It looks like I"m going from the bottom up here. Looking over it again, I just have a few comments, not really any critique. I like how it starts, almost like something spicy. I think the way you organized the lines was important in this particular poem, and it worked out very well. Overall, good work.
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Post by usgeisha on Dec 10, 2004 0:05:02 GMT -8
I agree with Sparks--it was really descriptive... I could see images in my mind! Good job!
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Post by dominicmonaghan on Jan 29, 2005 18:50:43 GMT -8
wow, i love the description, it sounds really good. i'd love to see the revised version!!
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