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Deep_Inside
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i can't stop hiding

0 posted 2002-07-07 04:14 PM


hello to you
and nothing back
blank stair, sigh
and nothing back

siting close
close to you
this is all
i want to do

if i've changed
we both know
the answer is
yes and no

yes i have change
that we both know
i have never changed
but i'll never tell you no

your bite on my neck
wonderfull grusome dreams
holding hands leaning on me
nothing is different it seems

but thats all you want
your never going to see
you don't want me back
all you wnat is a different me

don't ask, i've changed
i always will
but remember
i have a week freewill



when you live you die
when you die your forgotten
when your forgotten you truly die

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Acies
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1 posted 2002-07-08 05:16 PM


hi there Deep_Inside
It's nice to read your work
I believe this is the first of yours that I've read
I love your style, simple but direct to the point
Just a little incorrect spelling though
But keep it up, hope to see more soon

là où est mon amour?
donde está mi amour?
wo ist meine Liebe?
Nelly Furtado é a menina a mais bonita no mundo largo do todo.


sillywilly
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since 2002-06-25
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oklahoma
2 posted 2002-07-08 05:40 PM


Hi, I like your poem. You seem to get to heart of the matter.
clve527
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3 posted 2002-07-08 11:02 PM


Reading this, I wonder if you prepared it for viewing.  It's plagued with misspellings and a feeling of reading a journal entry.  The four line stanza does not fit every poem.  Expand some.  Cut this down to what really matters and show us a poem that has as much of your talent as it does of your feelings.

hello to you
and nothing back {What about but rather than and?}
blank stair, sigh {The use of sigh here does not help the feel that this has of being a journal entry.  And are you talking about the thing we climb up?}
and nothing back {Same thing with the swapping of but and and.}

siting close
close to you
this is all
i want to do {These four lines can be easily trimmed into one line.  Which could then be transformed into something poetic.}

if i've changed {Is there a reasoning for not capitalizing I?}
we both know
the answer is
yes and no {You are telling us a lot about the situation, but showing us nothing.  Poetry, in its best forms, balance showing and telling.}

yes i have change {Change or changed?}
that we both know {It's never a good idea to inverse the natural order of word structure.  It makes the poem hard to digest, and causes some readers to sigh and not want to continue.}
i have never changed {How can you go from changing to not changing?}
but i'll never tell you no

your bite on my neck
wonderfull grusome dreams {Incorrect spelling of wonderful.}
holding hands leaning on me
nothing is different it seems

but thats all you want
your never going to see {You're not your.}
you don't want me back
all you wnat is a different me {Want.  Did you even proofread this before you posted it?}

don't ask, i've changed
i always will
but remember
i have a week freewill {Weak.}

You completely lost me with the ending.  The spelling errors made me think that you don't care about your reader, which is the person/s that you need to ALWAYS keep in mind when writing. Because after all, unless you plan on only keeping what you write in a journal, the reader is who you should be writing this for.

Casey

Deep_Inside
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4 posted 2002-07-09 02:29 AM



Casey: i'm sorry that you didn't like my poem, and i'm. glad the you pointed out the misspilings but PLEASE!!!!! don't ever try to teel me what i sould say in my poems, how i should say and why i sould say it.  you have no room to tell me what i should change  i'll tell you i don't write to the reader i don't even care if no one replies to my works.  i write to me from me for me.

[This message has been edited by Deep_Inside (07-09-2002 02:30 AM).]

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5 posted 2002-07-09 10:12 AM


I believe poetry doesn't have to rhyme or it's line don't have to flow like rhyming poetry all the time.  Just a couple of wrong spelling, the rest of the poem is written in the writer's like (there has to be a reason for it).

great job Deep

là où est mon amour?
donde está mi amour?
wo ist meine Liebe?
Nelly Furtado é a menina a mais bonita no mundo largo do todo.


clve527
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6 posted 2002-07-09 01:38 PM


Then, if those are your intentions, then your writing is more appropriate for a journal.  Poetry is an art, and the reader SHOULD expect nothing less that something artful.  Plain and simple.  If you have no aspirations of making what you write into actual poetry, then why waste the time of true, honest readers?

Casey

[This message has been edited by clve527 (07-09-2002 09:24 PM).]

Acies
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7 posted 2002-07-09 04:20 PM


Poetry, like others, comes in different shapes and sizes.  Yes there are meters we could use to follow in writing, but poetry is not only made around it.  Poetry is also an expression of ones self and exploration of poetry outside of a meter does not mean that it is bad.

là où est mon amour?
donde está mi amour?
wo ist meine Liebe?
Nelly Furtado é a menina a mais bonita no mundo largo do todo.


Nan
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8 posted 2002-07-09 04:53 PM


Deep_Inside, it's clear to me that you write your poetry for and to yourself.  You expess your innermost feelings, and you most surely should continue to do so.  You'll always find readers here who will relate to you.

clve527 - I see that you enjoy critiquing others' work.  That's great - Many of our poets want such feedback.  You're new with us, so I'll make a couple of suggestions for you.  First, check the individual author's note on your reply screen to confirm that they do, in fact, want critique.  Some do, and some don't.  If not, please offer your feedback to another.

Also, you might consider reading more in the Critical Analysis forum.  Anyone who posts there is looking for critique - It's a given, and you can offer your thoughts to all posts therein.  Please remember that our rule of thumb is a simple one - RESPECT the poet.  Feel free to critique a poem; but please refrain from making statements which criticize the poet personally.

Then, perhaps you'd like to edit your own spellings on your comment?  "Than" and "aspirations" seem to be misspelled.  If your post is more than 24 hrs old, a moderator can help you.

DancinQueen
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9 posted 2002-07-15 03:17 AM


im just going to keep my mouth shut about the above reply....

but neways, i do appreciate the lack of proofreading, bc it shows your raw emotion and sometimes those make for the best pieces of work. keep it up and dont let a few criticisms get you down
-dq

**You can't always trust the people you want to**

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