-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
replying on The follies befalling an unfledged street poet. by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 3:32 PM
Because it is brimming with wisdom and beauty -10-
Hmm. I think I see what you're saying there, but it really doesn't seem out of place to me. The rainbow of all these tomorrows is hope (ish), so it in that sense it does happen before the tomorrows happen, and is thus present, and directly related to the tears, though not actually reflecting from them; it would be reflecting _in_ them.
"And where is the rainbow of all these tomorrows" implies something good after the tomorrows. "that glistens in tears I hold in" is present tense. Of course you could say "tears I will hold in" but really, is this a good line of thought?
Thanks for the comments--my understanding is that 'forward' and 'fowards' are rather interchangeable, as 'toward' and 'towards', though I've seen arguments about both. Thanks for the comments--I know the angst of angst poems, but sometimes you (I?) just "have to do them", as much as I hate that. And I'm far too much of an attention-hound to write a poem and not display it for feedback; sometimes I really wonder where my ones and twos are. [[that's not a request, though!]]
I believe forwards should be forward. Verse 3, comma after "avoidance of pain". Verse 4, first 2 lines, sequentially incorrect, I think. This is a poem of sadness that I usually vote down, but you at least ask where the hope is. And I do like the rhyme in verse 2.
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on Vodka kisses & the final sigh, v.II (bloody vodka remix) by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 1:13 PM
Better beat, verbage. Quite.
"When the lips again begin to flutter"
And "I became oblivious, and alone"
seem to have no meaning whatsoever. Their only purpous seems to be to force the lips to a sinuous surfeit of labial consonants in recitation.
Don-Quixote
replying on Vodka kisses & the final sigh, v.II (bloody vodka remix) by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 12:25 PM
Whatever.
Don-Quixote
replying on The follies befalling an unfledged street poet. by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 12:23 PM
Why does it deserve a ten?
Yes, I saw this "Terza Rima" category sitting in the form menu, all alone because it had no poems for company. The poor thing was so dejected and depressed that I took pity on it and decided to give it a poem to spend its digits with. Now I know that it's not entirely Terza Rima (Terza Rima it typically much longer and has no couplet at the end, but I don't have the patience to write a whole Inferno's worth, though my translation of Canto I of the Inferno is in the works) but it'll do for now to help the category live happily ever after
very cute. and points for being the first poster of the form.
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replying on The follies befalling an unfledged street poet. by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 11:31 AM
kudos, mr zodiac.
some deleted user
replying on The follies befalling an unfledged street poet. by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 11:10 AM
Yes, I suppose something that "merely enrolled in yet another new school of guff" deserves something less.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.
replying on The follies befalling an unfledged street poet. by SupremeDreamer
8 May 2004, 10:56 AM
because it doesn't deserve a nine