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Everything
Contributed by
Lovely_4_Steve
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Thursday, 8th July 2004 @ 06:27:40 PM in AEST
Topic:
EmotionalPoetry
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Everyone is right.
Yet, they are wrong.
They think they know but they don't....
She thinks she knows...
But she can only hope that some day, some how it'll be alright.
She stares into the darkness.
Wishing everyone could see the real her.
They don't know.
It's bright, she can't stand it...
Everyone is so fake,
they think they can help.
But, they jus make it worse.
She walks along the sidewalk
Thinking to herself of all the mistakes she has made
She looks up at the sky,
It starts to rain
She starts to run
She has to see him
The only one in the world who can make her feel right
He's gone, like everyone else..
She drops down on the ground and wonders what happend to him
Why had he left
He said he would always be there
Guess he lied
Like she has lied many times before.
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Re: Everything
(User Rating: 1 ) by spiffyphil on
Thursday, 8th July 2004 @ 07:00:39 PM AEST (User
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Yep, been there before. Eh, with a woman tho. :) Hate to say it, but its hard to find someone who is there no matter what. |
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Re: Everything
(User Rating: 1 ) by Stoney1 on
Friday, 9th July 2004 @ 05:43:53 AM AEST (User
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Here are a few things that I see with your poem
which you might want to re-think.
When you write poetry, you want to focus in on the
specific, and examine that emotion. Take it apart
and really examine it in minute detail.
You've elected to speak in the 3rd person. This tends
to be a passive voice; try speaking in the 1st person
for this type of poem as this is an active voice. and
more suitable for engaging your reader.
Try finding fresh ways of describing the emotions which
you are trying to convey. Use fresh sparkling metaphors
to pull the reader along with you on your journey of discovery.
Try to answer that question which lurks in the back of every
reader's mind, unarticulated, "Why should I read this?"
You won't always hit the mark with every poem, and you'll
never always hit the mark with every reader because each
of us has so many diverse interests and tastes. But,
you're more likely to hit the bullseye if you're least aiming at
the target.
I hope this helps you in some way.*g*
Stoney
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