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Post by Pseudomuse on Dec 25, 2005 0:45:23 GMT -8
attemp at a new style of poetry. PM bleed me blue
opium bleeds me blue
so blue.
did you feel
it’s raining snowy splinters of glass?
this has shaken us so hard
so hard.
aglow
the little veins are aglow
and the markings left
prickle and shine.
opium bleeds me blue
so blue,
in the flickering lamplight
i see you, so blue.
did you know
the winter snow is on us
now.
touch, your fiery touch
so like the blazinghotwhitescauldingbreath
instantaneous repercussions.
aglow
i am aglow
i see the splinters left
by shattered sun shards.
bleed me, bleed me
blue
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Post by Queen of Rain on Dec 25, 2005 0:48:46 GMT -8
at times its a bit too skippy with the short stanzas(eg did you feel), and 2nd line in 4th stanza i maybe liek a word too long.. but other than that its lovely! repetitions work well, wonderful images created. your neologism are in general amazing and create really nice rhythm.. l o v e l y
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Post by cry,crayola. on Dec 25, 2005 15:55:52 GMT -8
i love the repetition of blue in here. all of it is absolutly genius. it's a-may-zing! i love it! i applaud at your marvelous work. *claps*
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Post by Ramona on Dec 25, 2005 18:12:28 GMT -8
Gos I really love this, but the last stanza seems a bit too repetitive because you say "bleed me" twice, but perhaps it will seem better when I read it again at a time when I'm not so tired.
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Post by cry,crayola. on Dec 26, 2005 12:51:01 GMT -8
maybe there just needs to be a line break there, but i do love the repetition and the emphasis on bleed there. did that even make sense?.........
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Post by Pseudomuse on Jan 13, 2006 7:50:41 GMT -8
I am going to revise it soon, thanks everyone. Besos to Scarlet for the idea, inspired by her piece Aglow.
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