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Post by jessb8383 on Jun 9, 2008 0:13:23 GMT -5
You laid in the orphaned moonlight and stood still My lips dripping down your body & like a happy voyeur it was quiet pleasure for me just to watch your scream.
Mine-
I love when you are mine. Out of their arms and free of their torturous wrestle- You are no longer theirs.
How I hate them so, The accumulation of their apathy I cannot stand it; I cannot stand to watch their blatant lies
You know they lie to you, don’t you? They tell you you’re pretty just to get a piece They don’t understand your beauty is not a commodity
But I see it inside you- As you come to me- Your eyes Your mouth Your face-
They can’t love you like I do.
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Post by abrahamsurefoot on Jun 9, 2008 11:29:59 GMT -5
I think this needs serious work but there were some deft touches: I particularly enjoyed "orphaned moonlight" and "lips dripping down your body ". But there is a lot of repetition (watch your scream/ watch their lies) some redundancies (happy voyeur...quiet pleasure); and cliches which need rooting out (blatant lies; beauty not a commodity).
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Post by brianedwards on Jun 11, 2008 1:12:16 GMT -5
Hi Jess
Some good advice above re: repetition and cliche. Also, might want to think about punctuation and modifiers. Are they adding anything to the poem?
Agree though: some nice touches and definitely worth working on.
Good luck with it.
B.
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