Window Pane (some opinions would be much appreciated)

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Spaceboy13, Sep 17, 2006.

  1. Spaceboy13

    Spaceboy13 Member

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    Window Pane

    Through this window pane
    is the key
    To unlock the doors of perception
    Blues and hues
    reds and yellows
    Through this window pane
    is the reflection in a complex mirror


    The dripping words of yesterday

    Have slurred the ones of today

    Through this window pane

    Is mindfulness, enlightenment, realization
    Of me, myself, & I
     
  2. bruschetta

    bruschetta Member

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    Okay.. I'll step up...

    First Off, you're a good writer. I like your style and word choice... you're not worried about structure or form, yet you've got good rythm and flow.
    Secondly, you need to think about what message you are trying to convey... when you write, all the reader has are the words in front of them (they cannot see the your thoughts and wont necessarily be able to make the connections with what you write as easily as you can). I get the gist of what you are trying to say... but there are things not clear.

    I liked... "The dripping words of yesterday/Have slurred the ones of today"
    Not so much... "Through this window pane/is teh reflection in a complex mirror"
     
  3. Spaceboy13

    Spaceboy13 Member

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    its about my mindful preperation to drop acid
     
  4. skip

    skip Founder Administrator

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    I didn't think anyone made windowpane Acid anymore. Captain Clearlight (whom I saw just this weekend at Earthdance), don't do it no more...

    But of course there are always copycats. If it was real windowpane, one would do it! ;)

    Nice poem! :)
     
  5. hippie_chick666

    hippie_chick666 Senior Member

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    I like the poem! It has nice rhythem.

    Peace and love
     
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