How Weary it Waves

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by ghost_of_the_river, Oct 4, 2006.

  1. ghost_of_the_river

    ghost_of_the_river Member

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    slowly sun in no moonlight blues
    drippin against morning slowly swimming
    to wonder to try was to feel the so shining die
    think free something getting me big
    remember deeper I'm getting down..lost when love don't remember
    trees upside on night dream they're the lines
    how weary it waves..to fade wouldn't mind
    once are your will before it is right
    you see the moment that drags..gotta since its trapped
    too afraid? see yourself..you see me..i take out from sea
    run through time..run through like I'm the bulb
    find wear in memory lights cause back in time for to back it beats today
     
  2. sylvanlightning

    sylvanlightning Prismatic Essence

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    Deep, great flow for me until...
    'Once are your will before it is right'
    perhaps this was intentional given the next
    'you see the moment that drags..gotta since its trapped.'

    Regardless, i found alot of power surges here and expansive ideas.
     
  3. ghost_of_the_river

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    thank you. this was my very first cut up poem. i used lyrics from about 15 different songs to get what i got. i think i might have to try this more often, i didn't realize that you could create something so spontaneous out of something that already existed. i used a random generator using sometimes a couple songs worth a lyrics at a time to get one line. from there i just kept regenerating them hundreds of times until i noticed a line that stood out and created a certain feeling or vision that could be used as part of the whole. most of it is completely random, i only changed a couple words so that it would be somewhat coherent to a reader. it probably only makes sense to me.
     

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