Critical Analysis #1 |
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A Childhood Path of Ten |
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thunderstruck9 Junior Member
since 1999-11-09
Posts 11 |
There's a path in my backyard. By the woods the way is barred. Used to be, the way was clear. Thats before I got the fear. My friends and I made that trail, As a path to our own jail. We were ten and liked to play. We loved the woods 'til that day. Going home was our main goal. Under a bluff there was a hole. It was glowing, like from a light. My friend was looking like he might, Go crawl right in and check it out. I'll tell you, I wasn't about To poke more in than just my head. It was enough to smell the dead. There was a thump and then a growl, The light went out, we heard a howl. We both stood up and ran like hell. I'm surprised neither of us fell. I never went back there again. Never again, since I was ten. ![]() ![]() ------------------ From the darkness arose a man. |
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Fairy Colours Member
since 1999-12-02
Posts 169Sunrise,Fl,US |
Some parts are a little muddled (Only to me thought) But I love the idea of a child hood memory. Is this something that really happened toy you or is this just a fantastic idea? --A Little Fairy-- |
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roxane Senior Member
since 1999-09-02
Posts 505us |
i think that this would be better if it was more clear what happened to you and your friend. the rhyme sounds forced, so it might be easier to try a looser rhyme scheme. ex: there's a path in my backyard it used to be the way was clear that's before the fateful day when my friends and i got the fear. do you see how it's easier to do? the improvised lines are only a suggestion, but i do think that there is a great dela of potential here. good luck. |
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thunderstruck9 Junior Member
since 1999-11-09
Posts 11 |
Thanks for the thoughts you two, and no it's not based on a real experience. ![]() ------------------ From the darkness arose a man. |
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