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Post by Queen of Rain on Apr 9, 2005 8:23:47 GMT -8
Where March Never Ends (working on a better title)
It was one of those days When the sun cant quite get through
I’m waiting for the bus from the city, six o’clock You weren’t on the last one but I’m sure this is it Like a father is waiting For his baby to arrive
As the sun goes down the clocks tick on Ticking eternally As it is stillborn
Its like that song with a girl running on With a skadeskjuten magpie An though its to late she keeps on running I wait for another bus to drive past And the father sulks and awaitens reply That silent baby’s cry
Perhaps you missed that bus Perhaps your tried to call me Perhaps the baby is just one of those That does not scream Perhaps the magpie will heal its wings
Then the hours go by The blood turns dark Doctors arrive by sunset A Miscarriage in mid-march
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Post by Ramona on Apr 11, 2005 5:06:50 GMT -8
I think you could have a better ending, but ti's fine just the way it is. I like how you tied all those different things together and the poem, overall, was beautiful.
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Post by Queen of Rain on Apr 11, 2005 8:06:12 GMT -8
thakn you yes I know i need to work on the edning.. i have it in my head but cant quite formulate it, sotmehting about love miscarriage, perhaps hope miscarried (as the magipie is hope) ill work on it..
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Post by Queen of Rain on Apr 11, 2005 8:07:04 GMT -8
HAHA noticed I never changed the swedish word in it! the magipie is "skadeskjuten", i cant find a word for it, its shot but not dead?
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Post by Pseudomuse on Apr 11, 2005 20:28:23 GMT -8
I swore I commented on this last night, I must be loosing it in my old age...hehehe. I really like this poem, I think leaving the word in swedish makes it more powerful. awesome imagery. definetly got the point across to me. I like the title too it fits.
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Post by roxiecheerchika on Apr 12, 2005 12:11:55 GMT -8
I liked it alot.....especially the hidden rhyming.....like you didnt noe it was coming and then it was there.....it was subtle but good.....and the way u tied all the things together to one meaning was awesome....i actually kinda liked the ending....do u hav any more poems like it?
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Post by foxyvolleyballchic on Apr 12, 2005 13:16:36 GMT -8
I feel so slow. I kinda get it but i dont think wut I think is close to write. But besides that I liked it!
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Post by Queen of Rain on May 1, 2005 3:08:08 GMT -8
thanx guys, missed those last posts on this one.. im glad you liked it... In this poem I want to describe the feeling of being left by someone you really want and how we to the last minute live with the hope... hence i compare the father with a stillborn child, with a girl trying to save a badly hurt magpie, and with a girl being left by the one she loves (symbolised by him not showing up for their meeting)
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Post by ScarletMornings on May 1, 2005 16:39:52 GMT -8
well, dang, i loved that. i probably wouldn't quite have grasped the whole subtle message by myself, but since you explained it, everything just kind of clicks, and i LOOOOOOOVE! this poem. i think the endings great. and i love the title. so, cool. great job.
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