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Riley
since 2002-07-18
Posts 1038in the pouring rain |
tin rain rolls off the white-lined clouds the darkness shall overcome this unspeakable prayers go unanswered from time to time though i couldn't bother with anything like that because wishing for a new life isn't possible just convincing myself i am beautiful my daddy always told me the moon made me gorgeous i am beginning to wonder if that truth turned from now until i am two i had promised to be prime and proper looks like promises can be kept for two and a half minutes as the sweat rolls off me now pelting the floor with colored dents i am reminded of the two feet of snow that held me steady from going to where i needed to be when my daddy told me the moon made me beautiful Morning mist clings to my face, and my soul opens up to you...... |
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Local Parasite
since 2001-11-05
Posts 2527Transylconia, Winnipeg |
This is the kind of writing that makes me envious of free-versers. Your descriptions are so outlandish and creative, Riley... you truly have talent. Very thought-provoking poem about the existence of promise, sincerity and the existence of truth. Your choice of title is superb. This is one of the best I have read from you. Parasite "Faith" means the will to avoid knowing what is true. |
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Riley
since 2002-07-18
Posts 1038in the pouring rain |
Brian: This is the first thing I have written in about a month, so yea....I don't exactly know what I was going for...but I was watching something about a mother and daughter and decided to try daddy and daughter thing, just because dad's never get a second look when it comes to daughters, its always dad and son or mom and daughter. But anywho, thanks a lot for replying.... Riley Morning mist clings to my face, and my soul opens up to you...... |
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knightlyshadows Senior Member
since 2001-04-14
Posts 791obscured vision |
I haven't read anything from you in the longest time, Riley. I'm glad I found this. I envy you're ability at free verse. It's one of my favourite ways to write, but I can't seem to pull it off anymore. (if I ever did ;p ) One of the main things I did like about this, though, is the fact that you /did/ use the father and daughter bit. You don't see that often. I really enjoyed these two parts: quote: Loved how you tied it together with the ending and the italics added a nice touch to that line. ^^ Great write Riley. Hope to see you writing more again. -tiff- “A single choice can build destinies, or destroy them.” |
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