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Post by Queen of Rain on Jul 30, 2005 23:30:40 GMT -8
Somehow i feel that this poem slid too far away from its original base which should be the clear references to the icon Jim Morrisson (who really lived fast, died young and made a beautiful corpse)... Im sitll workin on it so i cud need some comments guys....
Beautiful Corpse
Vulgar the world - Taste it that word; vulgar, vulgar, The fascination behind not obscene, not obscene - Sense it the passion behind fear and disgust Beautiful corpse
We read the news of that futulistic fate though our eyes are burning of tears and disgust We digest the horror Watch the smugded pictures of a hero Gone dead
Make sure its all over, beautiful world Our hero has left us in such mysterious way
Live fast Die young
We dont admire We dont condemn - Taste the sulphur in the air This is humanity, this morbid end vulgar vulgar Do we dare to challenge passions and fears?
You knew it all the time, saw our vulgar love Taste it taste it, the passion - Farewell
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Post by Confusion on Jul 31, 2005 2:52:40 GMT -8
i think its great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can definately relate this to the topic you based it on!!!!!!!!!!!!!
only bits i think need improving are..
second stanza: perhaps this could flow a little better maybe??
third stanza: great!! i think its my fav bit, except the last line, i think the ending of the stanza sems a bit abrupt...
i loooooove this poem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by ScarletMornings on Aug 5, 2005 17:42:33 GMT -8
I think it's wonderful. i don't really know that much about jim morrison, so i don't know how to help. i personally like it like this really well.
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