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Essorant
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0 posted 2004-02-01 10:54 PM


Now begun
A stretch under the sun
Now is done.

[This message has been edited by Essorant (02-03-2004 12:53 AM).]

© Copyright 2004 Essorant - All Rights Reserved
gourdmad
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1 posted 2004-02-02 12:14 PM


stetch?
Severn
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2 posted 2004-02-02 01:01 AM


Ok...Ess pulls out words from time to time...so I checked the dictionary just to make sure lol...

I don't see a stetch in there...so it really must be 'stretch' (which does make sense) but honestly? To me, this poem is a stretch...

it just doesn't.....gel?

K


Michelle_loves_Mike
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3 posted 2004-02-02 06:02 AM


oopsy on the typo,,,,,,not good in critical,,,,,,I dig the gist of the words tho
Michelle

I wish all could find the true happiness I have found,,in the eyes of Mike

Essorant
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4 posted 2004-02-02 04:59 PM


Who ever you are that has tampered with my poem, please put the "r" back right now.  
Munda
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5 posted 2004-02-02 05:37 PM


But now's here
Forever my dear
and never done.


I like it! Although it would look better with the "R".

Not A Poet
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6 posted 2004-02-02 06:50 PM


All right. Who took the R?

Grover
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7 posted 2004-02-02 06:52 PM


I very much like the profound, simplistic imagery of your poem. It really is quite artistic! [however, i first read it as "SKETCH."] Grover.
gourdmad
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8 posted 2004-02-02 07:42 PM


You all are so optimistic.

I interpolated it originally as "stench". A reflection of my worldveiw I guess.

Not A Poet
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9 posted 2004-02-02 11:16 PM


Somebody needs to find that R

Essorant
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10 posted 2004-02-03 01:39 AM


Another Attempt:




Now but begun
A stretching under sun
Now is undone.


Severn
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11 posted 2004-02-03 02:20 AM


Yeah, but now it sounds too pat...

nice little rhymes...dum de da...la la la..sort of thing..


Not A Poet
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12 posted 2004-02-03 10:13 AM


I think I like the original better too, especially since you got your R back Same rhymes as before but it seems to have lost its spontaniety.



gourdmad
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13 posted 2004-02-03 05:57 PM


The important lesson here is we all need to protect our arse. :-)
Not A Poet
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14 posted 2004-02-03 06:28 PM


ROFLMAO

Essorant
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15 posted 2004-02-03 08:42 PM


Say what prayer, amulet or gear
may shield one's arse from Severn's spear?
Who may escape it where it flies
what arse ever out run her eyes?
Has sunray pierced fathom so deep?
has dream dug so far down in sleep?
wounds are merry when Beauty sends
woe is wellsome, and ache amends

[This message has been edited by Essorant (02-03-2004 09:53 PM).]

Severn
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16 posted 2004-02-04 12:42 PM


Er..that's not so pat....


Sunshine
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17 posted 2004-02-04 10:21 AM


Now Ess...I'm liking your second verse within this post...

put THAT one up, see how it plays.

chinadude89
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18 posted 2004-02-04 07:49 PM


first a missing R, ("THIEF!"), now a new verse to go with it. Me like! I think that people (except for the author of their poem) should have access to the edit/delete icon doncha think? I am a member of www.poetrypoem.org  (where i got my homepage at) and the maker of this site should do that, i really think so, that way you don't have to worry about tamperere's. but overall i like the poem.
Severn
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19 posted 2004-02-05 01:25 AM


Hi Chinadude...welcome  

The only members who have access to the edit function for a post are the post originators, forum moderators and site administrators...

K

thinktwice
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20 posted 2004-02-05 08:30 AM


i give you props for doing the three liner. i didn't think you quite pulled it off though. it was good, don't get me wrong. i just thought it didn't have the lasting effect one hopes a shorter, one verse poem could have. i think you were onto something though, i think a few more verses may solve your problem.
Not A Poet
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21 posted 2004-02-05 12:36 PM


But then it wouldn't be a three-liner, would it?

chinadude89
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22 posted 2004-02-06 12:30 PM


no it woulodn't be a 3-liner. its actually prettty good just the way it is.

"Changing what is meant to be, changing yourself to be like the cool, means killing the self-being, and killing yourself" Phil.

Phil

hush
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23 posted 2004-02-06 12:48 PM


The problem is that 'now' is describing two different events... is it begun and done simultaneously? That's hard to swallow. Maybe 'Once begun' or something else to start out with?

I dunno... I also got the gist of time flies with this and I don't really see it being rpesented in a new, or interesting, or fresh way... there's no real spin I can get into here.

Hope I've helped.

gourdmad
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24 posted 2004-02-06 04:19 PM


The delibrate original poem is overshadowed in this case by Essorant's (presumably) spontaneous later effort with Severn as his "target". That really came across as raw, humorous, without artifice, and skillful. Too bad outside this string of posts it would be meaningless. To harness that energy for a wider audience would be E's challenge.
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