Critical Analysis #1 |
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The Assault |
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DramaMama Junior Member
since 1999-10-28
Posts 47Louisiana |
THE ASSAULT words that wound pounce upon my tender psyche no construction in this criticism all pomposity and righteousness donning Kevlar venturing out unarmed offering exposed flesh to the critic’s knife peeling back tender layers uncovering the visceral within pity this poem-maker her compulsive folly to assume her words could inspire 1999, PHC |
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Minterra New Member
since 1999-10-28
Posts 8Rochester, NY, United States |
Cute poem to put up for critique ![]() I usually have a want to capitalize words and put in punctuation, but I think that in this poem it fits well, especially given the "no construction" line. I would say that the "donning Kevlar" might not fit with the rest of your weak and vulnerable portrayal. Where you want to say that anything is going to hurt you, you might also want to put up little show of defense. Also, I would put a paragraph break between >uncovering the visceral within >pity this poem-maker and instead combine the 'pity' lines with the last paragraph. Hope that the knife wasn't too sharp ![]() |
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DramaMama Junior Member
since 1999-10-28
Posts 47Louisiana |
Thanks for the critique. I'll rethink the Kevlar line... maybe "sans Kevlar"? The other suggestion is a good point. Thanks. |
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Minterra New Member
since 1999-10-28
Posts 8Rochester, NY, United States |
That, or you could possibly have her don something that would make a weak defense, showing that she does try, but it still goes through regardless. If you had "sans Kevlar", you might want to make it more apparent that she's either naked or little clothed, because of the "exposed flesh" part. |
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Brad Member Ascendant
since 1999-08-20
Posts 5705Jejudo, South Korea |
This was fun to read. I enjoyed it very much. I don't have much else to say right now. Must be in one of those moods, you know. Oh well, maybe I can start a fire next time. Brad |
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