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Post by Ramona on Nov 17, 2005 9:21:34 GMT -8
Serendipity. All the random pieces coming together in one beautiful, enlightened moment. Did you used to believe, too?
Serendipitous. Two random people coming together in one beautiful, foolish moment. Did you think we weren't too young?
I named the child Poetry, after the sound of your voice. She speaks with spinning infinity, just like the look in your eyes. She loves like the trees love the sun, just like they were the day we were together. The day we became serendipity.
Was it really random? Or is random not random at all?
She was born the first of October, just like you might've wanted. She looks at the sky and puts it back together, just like you might've wanted. She showed me all is beautiful, just like we might've been.
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Post by ScarletMornings on Nov 17, 2005 16:50:39 GMT -8
very, very emotional and beautiful. i love the words and the ideas, esp "She was born the first of October, just like you might've wanted. She looks at the sky and puts it back together, just like you might've wanted. She showed me all is beautiful, just like we might've been." the second two lines are my fave especially. a fantastic piece.
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Post by behindTHEmask on Nov 17, 2005 16:59:23 GMT -8
This piece is gorgeous. I'm in love with the way you worded everything. Third stanza is my favorite.
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Post by Ramona on Nov 18, 2005 9:02:32 GMT -8
Thank you so much, both of you. you guys make me happy (I seem to be happy a lot, don't I?)
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Post by Queen of Rain on Nov 21, 2005 6:22:06 GMT -8
That was soo beautiful!! Extremely deep with an AMAZING flow and rhythm!! Its extremely unioque and interewsting and probably the best thing you ahve written as constructive critisism You use the phrase "random people" and it jsut feel a bit weird, like unbeautiful compared to the rest, liek the word people is so unpoetic also the sentence "Did you used to believe" really confuses me..
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Post by Ramona on Nov 21, 2005 9:12:44 GMT -8
Well, I wanted to use "random people" because I wanted it to sort of echo my definiton of sreendipity, but I'll see if I can improve that. And as for the "Did you used to believe?" part, it's suppose to spark off a bunch of questions about what he used to believe in. Like did he used to believe in serendipity, did he used to believe that they could be together without problems, did he used to believe that what they had was real? That kind of stuff. Anyway, thanks for the crit!
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Post by Queen of Rain on Nov 21, 2005 13:12:23 GMT -8
its just the grammatic formulation "did he used to" that maeks me confused somehow the idea is brilliant..
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Post by cry,crayola. on Nov 25, 2005 15:18:20 GMT -8
i like the questions you put in there. it makes it seem different, a good different. i like this a ton!
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