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Joseph Black
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since 2000-04-25
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0 posted 2000-04-25 05:43 PM


Disperged words on top of profained verbs, hushed toungues, amoung young reverse worse, headheavy headstrong on the anger curse, misconceptioned ways or commercialized eyes, thoughts wrought soft, watching mercifully as time dies, no time left now, or the contemplation of how, no end, no child, for the public to defile, while taken what is you seems to do what it`s not supposed to, tears or mourning or rest nevertheless never-the-less never-the-less emotions amplified over microphones, or not, they`re silent and unmaned just like the gunshot, stage moxy or the proximity got me visionary stopped. Appeared to me by way of verbal incisions to my soul envisioned wisdom in missions alongside vision`s of my love`s many divisions she came from ol` decisions and mind dimensions believed to appease witnessess to the bitten. Mettled in the mental in the in you simple into that which I been through in you or that clenched temple now my temple`s dimple.
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Daysleeper
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since 2000-04-23
Posts 119

1 posted 2000-04-25 06:10 PM


Joseph-

Hey, I like this... I really do, you've got some great images, and the way you use your phrasing...

*     *     *
tears or mourning or rest nevertheless never-the-less never-the-less emotions amplified over microphones
*     *     *

it's just wonderful. This is a great poem, and a great first post. My only suggestion would be break it up a little. Not in the way you've written, but simply in the format... Would make it easier to read.

*     *     *
Disperged words on top of profained verbs,
hushed toungues,
amoung young reverse worse,
headheavy,
headstrong on the anger curse, misconceptioned ways or commercialized eyes,
*     *     *

Something like that. A great read though, and a great think. Many thanks for posting.


 "Presently I've had enough of all your sanity." -James Kavanaugh

Ashiraladoni
Member
since 2000-03-08
Posts 52
Duluth, MN, USA
2 posted 2000-04-25 06:40 PM


Great Poem. The visual ideas are awesomely represented. Good work.  ) Keep it up.

~Ashiraladoni

Marilyn
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since 1999-09-26
Posts 2621
Ontario, Canada
3 posted 2000-04-25 09:03 PM


Welcome to Passions. This is an extremely depp first post. I am impressed. I would suggest breaking up the format of this piece a bit, to give it more of a poetry feel then prose. I will be looking forward to seeing more from you.  
anonymousfemale
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since 2000-02-02
Posts 2797
Limbo
4 posted 2000-04-25 09:54 PM


Welcome to Passions Joseph. This is quite a vivid piece. I agree with Marilyn on breaking it up a bit but otherwise this is a really good writing.

I look forward to seeing more of your work.

~AF~

 "Poetry is the language in which man explores his own amazement."
Christopher Fry


snowgirl17
Junior Member
since 2000-04-24
Posts 20
Cloquet,Mn
5 posted 2000-04-26 03:59 PM


I like how you used the images in a diffent style thanks for the intresting thoughts on what thins are all about

angel6917
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since 2000-01-14
Posts 478
WI
6 posted 2000-04-26 04:03 PM


Welcome to Passions, Joseph.  I liked this a lot, but I have to agree with what everyone else said about breaking it down.  But I'm looking forward to more from you.  Good job and keep up the good work.
Love,
Kristi Lynn

son of man
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since 2000-04-25
Posts 125

7 posted 2000-04-26 05:45 PM


i like the way the way your poem invokes deep thought. i think the reason others want to see you break it up is because the mental images would be clearer, and would add even more to its thought rendering concept. i must give you kudos for its originality. per

 

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