No short vacancy, sleep sand.

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by ReadyForAction, Sep 12, 2007.

  1. ReadyForAction

    ReadyForAction Member

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    Overzealous about the trash
    Then rust descends on the floor
    Campers line the forest beach
    Sands of surferÕs hints of hue
    Remembering the winter of you
    Had to climb the cliff so high
    Had to find the light of your face
    I was there one winter morn
    Silver hand sent love by phone
    Little, red the poor boy sat prone
    Then the sweeping tide of noon
    Then the snow day white around
    Then the wine, the truth the trunk
    Finally laying in my bunk
    Vomit sprays the horse wind sour
    There is not place that I have been
    To relate the common ground
    To the British with a limb
    Make that two, and love mixed stew
    Make that me and make that you
    Make me love you, make me true
    Whoops so long, I already do
     
  2. Malapascua

    Malapascua Member

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    I don't get it.
    I don't mean any disrespect, but to me, it seems to be all over the place.
     
  3. ReadyForAction

    ReadyForAction Member

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    Too heavy for you? Humph, must be a lightweight.
     
  4. KittenX

    KittenX Purrrific

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    A 17 year old calling a 48 year old a lightweight? Ironic.
    It is all over the place but not impenetrable. At least some themes can be drawn out, at least I think they can be?
    If your reader can't get a message, or even understand what you're saying, the problem is not with the reader but maybe with the way your present the message. Don't get defensive, just listen.
     
  5. ReadyForAction

    ReadyForAction Member

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    I'm not it's dryyyyy man.
     
  6. shobs

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    poetry doesnt have to contain themes it can incite the wildest imaginations of our mind, sometimes leave us with a single image or memory lingering in our minds long after. this is a very good poem right on man!
     

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