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RedStoneEB Senior Member
since 2003-06-08
Posts 772uk |
i am reading for you to destory me and tear my dreams apart tell me what you honestly think to this __________________________________________________ The dreams I have of you Standing out in moonlit skies Soaking up the rays of light Like love intoxicating are lives Alas fantasy ends, I reach reality again Where happiness is drained from my soul Like blood dripping from ones heart Into the pit of sorrow and despair What is life without you? A single obeying ordered doom Are minds calling out for change? Anything to run from fate My lasting escape is the dreams in the night Reloading my mind into the world of fools Those that are blinded by their fake realties Hoping for their dreams to come true [This message has been edited by RedStoneEB (06-10-2003 03:43 AM).] |
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SCREAMIN Member
since 2003-04-28
Posts 51US, Tx |
All I have to say is "there" (at the end) should be "their"; and "sky's" should be "skies". Other than that, I loved it. |
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Sudhir Iyer Member Ascendant
since 2000-04-26
Posts 6943Mumbai, India : now in Belgium |
Hi I am not the one to comment on form, rhyme, meter etc... but just a few things I noticed, hope you don't mind... "The dreams I have of you Standing out in moonlit skies Soaking up the rays of light Like love intoxicating are lives" I suppose are should be "our" "Alas fantasy ends, I reach reality again Where happiness is drained from my soul Like blood dripping from ones heart Into the pit of sorrow and despair" I think Alas! always stands as a sentence (though I may be wrong) and hence the first line could be Alas! Fantasy ends, I reach reality again Also ones should be "one's"... "My lasting escape is the dreams in the night Reloading my mind into the world of fools Those that are blinded by their fake realties Hoping for their dreams to come true" realties should be realities" Regards, Sudhir |
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