Critical Analysis #2 |
Quotidian |
Treagal Junior Member
since 2008-01-08
Posts 38 |
-Quotidian- It's hard to fathom a soak'ed face, brightened by a street light's trace. Avoiding the alley, tight and dark; where some, tinned like sardines, stood. Your pale complexion paled; to my flour-handed span. Breaking and re-kneading you again, the elasticity never the same between us. And it's hard to fathom a spool of lace, adorned beside a Hordocks place. Florid in the woods that show no feet, the beauty oozing obsolete; and dressed in ornate pots on desks. A trophy wife, of unmarried best. Wither and die, the pot remains the same; with circular halo still grasped in ones hand. And it's strange, the talk of the raven holds no meaning; even as the last caw recedes, and the Death Angel trumpets through. To you, darkness on bough, your voice screaming; with wild-sorrow, voiced what my light-less eyes could not. In the mirror pools of life, reflections cast a dark wing'ed beast; the herald of death, pecking dark fruit. I would like some critique on this. the title is up in the air right now. I would highly appreciate any feedback you can give thanks . |
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Treagal Junior Member
since 2008-01-08
Posts 38 |
An updated version for any body who cares. Quotidian It's hard to fathom a soak'ed face, brightened by a street light's trace avoiding the alley, tight and dark; where some, tinned like sardines stood. Your pale complexion paled; to my flour-handed span. Breaking and re-kneading you again the elasticity never the same. And it's hard to fathom a spool of lace [adorned] beside a Hordock's place, florid in the woods that show no feet the beautiful bleeding into obsolete; and dressed in ornate pots on desks. A trophy wife: unmarred at best. Wither and die, yet the pot is the same with brass halo still grasped in ones hand. And so strange the talk of the raven holds no meaning. Even as the last caw recedes and the Shinigami trumpets through to you darkness on bough and wind, screaming with wild-sorrow, voiced what light-less eyes could not. Those mirror-pools of life, reflecting a black wing'ed beast[em-dash h] the herald of death pecks dark fruit. Thanks again to anyone who can give me some critical attention to this. I would highly appreciate it!! |
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