dygel [2001-10-17 03:07:54 +0000 UTC]
Ooo. I see a whoooooole lot of potential in this for verbage. Part of the benefits of being a poet is that it puts one on the cutting edge of language. Word meaning can be forged or destroyed at our whim. We get to push the envelope without concern for the rules (just look at the brilliant e.e.cumm ings). Here's a couple examples where pushing the verbage a little here can yeild a more powerful result (at least, in my not-humble-at-all opinion, which I appologize if you think that I'm forcing it upon you unsolicitedly): Line 6, find -> build Line 7, joins -> binds Line 8, fix -> mend My personal philosophy on poems is that a poem is never finished until I am dead. By this logic, every poem I have done is technically a draft still, because until a day arrives when I come to know what I do not know, I will never turn the page on a poem and call it finished... Excellent work. I'm just in a mood to senslessly spout tips, since I've got too much time and too little sanity on my hands. -- [dygel[eric/kolb]] stop looking at me like that.
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trichomonas [2001-09-01 05:23:41 +0000 UTC]
Wowie...this poem is great...Great subject matter too. keep it up.
faithwalker [2001-09-01 04:53:09 +0000 UTC]
Very very nice! I have traveled this road several times! You are now my artist watch! Faithwalker Grow
aftershock522 [2001-09-01 02:26:21 +0000 UTC]
I have traveled this path, but I want to repair that bridge that joins our hearts. It won't be easy but it is possible. We have both been through so much ... now it is time to put the pain behind us and move on .... together Very nice, but it makes me cry every time I read it. Tina