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Post by Queen of Rain on Feb 22, 2005 12:27:19 GMT -8
Meterology
It rains under trees a monsoon came a summer’s morning it exited and now - the wind makes the former shelters into showers
It is funny how things can change
Sour fruit ripens To rotten in eternity Ripe for a moment Then smell of underworld stays
Forests turn To an ocean bed Where do the birds go? Do they hide under trees? Still raining after the monsoon
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Post by jackfrost on Feb 25, 2005 20:32:31 GMT -8
Hey! I liked the tone of your poem a lot! It was really interesting and (personally) I thought it was quite cool!
jack frost
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Post by louise on Feb 27, 2005 8:56:03 GMT -8
I really like the idea and the verse about the fruits. The rest of the poem, well, it sounds strange. I think you should make a whole sentense of the last line of your poem (It is still raining after the monsoon), that way it will make your poem more a whole thing... And maybe take a look at the other sentenses and rephrase them? I don't know, as I said, it feels strange, like it isn't a poem, but a collection sentenses, know what I mean?
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