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Post by onemoremile on Nov 27, 2005 2:55:52 GMT -8
another crummy, clique poem... but hey, it's the best i can come up with today...
Grooves Carve Deep
The rain dashes off the window Lost its patter so it seems... Bouncing silently off the pane To stain a sodden ground below, Each drop desperate to make its own, individual, mark But enveloped by too many more... Bouncing off that pane of glass Or perhaps a deeper pain? Natures echo of the salt droplets within Or else geographical structure? Pane or Pain it makes no difference For the quiet dripping is not heard Too discret to notice, Insignificant to all For when the sun rises all will be forgotton No trace left Save the streaks down the wall Which no one can remove For they carve th deepest wounds, Healed only by another weeping child Who's world too was lost in storms...
I think i'm getting worse at poetry...
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Post by Ramona on Nov 27, 2005 18:37:26 GMT -8
I don't think you're getting worse, I actually really like this. The ideas presented in it are so cool, how you relate it all to rain is just amazing. I love the second-to-last line, it really pulls the poem together.
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Post by ScarletMornings on Nov 28, 2005 13:45:52 GMT -8
i absolutely agree! rain can be SUCH a cliche topic, but i really love the way you presented this. the imagery was sooo vivid and it was something i can relate to, just watching the rain. and i loved the use of the ;ane/pain idea. that was fantastic in my opinion. all in all, i really adore this poem. i love rain, and this made me really think about it and i think it was a wonderful idea you presented. from "no trace left..." and so on from that point was fantastic and i agree with ramona that it seems to really pull the poem together. i think this is awesome, wonderful work! oh, and just a note, i LOVE your diction and the words and phrases you use. they are so unique, i esp. like "The rain dashes off the window Lost its patter so it seems... Bouncing silently off the pane"
but i just think the WHOLE thing is fanatastic esp. the phrasing and the imagery and the diction. GREAT job!
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Post by cry,crayola. on Dec 1, 2005 18:46:14 GMT -8
i like "pane or pain it makes no difference" a lot. i really did like this. yes, it is a cliche topic, but i still love it!!!!!!
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Post by Queen of Rain on Dec 2, 2005 10:08:05 GMT -8
No this is brilliant!!!! I love the symbol rain when it is used well and here it is great.. i really adore how the rhythm is bouncy and emphasises the setting! Every line seems well thought about, thats the way to go girl!
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Post by onemoremile on Dec 2, 2005 13:21:53 GMT -8
thankyou!! Do you think I should change the title to No Trace Left? I don't really like the current title...
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Post by darktears on Dec 2, 2005 20:54:17 GMT -8
I really like this too. I also love how it sounds so like bouncy and stuff. I just can picture this in my mind, and I love when I can do that with things, it seems so great. I just love this, very well done!
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Post by cry,crayola. on Dec 2, 2005 22:48:00 GMT -8
i like grooves carve deep. it just kinda makes you think more.
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