Another Sorry to A Fibbling Stalker

Another Sorry to A Fibbling Stalker

A Poem by 7's

She is a fibbling stalker from a few days past-
Not like the seraphic side of my frisky girl
I interred far away- yet able to palliate this athirst
Eyes; to see exultant love in that dance, that whirl.
Adjoining sinless by the sinisters- over millenia spreaded rumor
- "behold stalker, this palatial smile isn't in whilst,
Hung aloft the writhing, owning tithe of titanic tocher
By a songstress with a guitar, ditty, doggerel, in spurious forest.
That still strangling shape formed is still here, and she was explained
That sporadic story pauperizing this idiotic, earthly being;
'Presto in her voice, as she speaks,' in her helix he murmured,
That ostentatious haunt in music, muzzy, yet enchanting."
Right here; surmising the halo is undone. Unsound, unwritten glory of shame:
This Yuletide; she can't be mine. I wonder, who to blame...

© 2019 7's


Author's Note

7's
instead the 'strangling shape' above, there was actually the shape.. a letter of alphabet... which i thought would be sth not forvthe readers

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A very interesting turn of phrasing you have. Firstly, what exactly does fibbling mean? As it's not an actual word, I can only guess by how it was used and what I understood from the poem. Although, to be very honest, I'm actually rather confused for the most part. While your word choices are unique and striking, especially with your enchanting use of alliteration, I really don't quite understand what's happening due to the great abundance of visual and sensual words. At times I felt like I grasped the story, only to have it slip away with your unusual, though beautiful, phrasing. The description before the poem also didn't shed much light on the story.

"behold stalker, this palatial smile isn't in whilst,
Hung aloft the writhing, owning tithe of titanic tocher.."
The choice of whilst was puzzling after a preposition, and as it continued I was not quite sure what was being told throughout this quote. A few other words too, threw me off. Also, palliate, not pallatiate, is what I think you meant. Ostentatious, ostentational too isn't a word, although it didn't bother me that much considering what the -al suffix means. Also, adjoicing... rejoicing? adjoining?
If I go phrase by phrase, I understand and enjoy them for the most part such as "seraphic side of my frisky girl."
But some phrasing I enjoyed contained misspellings or incorrect grammar such as "over millenia spreaded rumor." Millennia. Spread. However, with poems, we can push the conventional usage of words, but still, this was rather flustering, seeing spreaded.

It's odd. Even though there's quite a bit that unsettles me, your style of writing is enchanting and imaginative. I enjoy seeing new combinations of words that aren't usually put together in a phrase. Your phrasing is befuddling yet beautiful. And I'm not quite sure what to make of this poem. If I split the phrases below...

Intriguing/pretty phrasing with correct spelling & grammar:
"I interred far away"
"Hung aloft the writhing"
"tithe of titanic tocher"
"ditty, doggerel, in spurious forest"
"That sporadic story pauperizing this idiotic, earthly being"
"surmising the halo is undone"
"Unsound, unwritten glory of shame"

Intriguing/pretty phrasing with incorrect spelling and or grammar:
"pallatiate this athirst"
"Adjoicing sinless by the sinisters"
"over millenia spreaded rumor"
"this palatial smile isn't in whilst"
"in her helix he murmurred" --> murmured
"That ostentational haunt in music, muzzy, yet enchanting."

I loved all these phrases, and they all made me think and chew on them as I tried to digest the meaning or the image being offered. So unusual, but so interesting and captivating. And yet in the second list, a little unsettling... Again, with poetry we can push conventions, but for the sake of expressing your story, I think more colloquial terms need to be used. While I and many love delicious language, writing at least somewhat in the vernacular is often necessary to clearly convey your story. So overall, ambitious phrasing, but it's a little overdone for myself personally. However, I would love to hear your interpretation and meaning behind each of your lines as well as the overall story being told.



Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

7's

5 Years Ago

god my server reloaded i have to write all these again...i' m going to write line no. to save time t.. read more
Chryiss

5 Years Ago

Thank you for the in detailed explanation! I did get a feeling of the meaning, and it actually match.. read more
7's

5 Years Ago

just.. thanks for this.... things are happening to me and i guess now i can take it as a hobby again.. read more



Reviews

A very interesting turn of phrasing you have. Firstly, what exactly does fibbling mean? As it's not an actual word, I can only guess by how it was used and what I understood from the poem. Although, to be very honest, I'm actually rather confused for the most part. While your word choices are unique and striking, especially with your enchanting use of alliteration, I really don't quite understand what's happening due to the great abundance of visual and sensual words. At times I felt like I grasped the story, only to have it slip away with your unusual, though beautiful, phrasing. The description before the poem also didn't shed much light on the story.

"behold stalker, this palatial smile isn't in whilst,
Hung aloft the writhing, owning tithe of titanic tocher.."
The choice of whilst was puzzling after a preposition, and as it continued I was not quite sure what was being told throughout this quote. A few other words too, threw me off. Also, palliate, not pallatiate, is what I think you meant. Ostentatious, ostentational too isn't a word, although it didn't bother me that much considering what the -al suffix means. Also, adjoicing... rejoicing? adjoining?
If I go phrase by phrase, I understand and enjoy them for the most part such as "seraphic side of my frisky girl."
But some phrasing I enjoyed contained misspellings or incorrect grammar such as "over millenia spreaded rumor." Millennia. Spread. However, with poems, we can push the conventional usage of words, but still, this was rather flustering, seeing spreaded.

It's odd. Even though there's quite a bit that unsettles me, your style of writing is enchanting and imaginative. I enjoy seeing new combinations of words that aren't usually put together in a phrase. Your phrasing is befuddling yet beautiful. And I'm not quite sure what to make of this poem. If I split the phrases below...

Intriguing/pretty phrasing with correct spelling & grammar:
"I interred far away"
"Hung aloft the writhing"
"tithe of titanic tocher"
"ditty, doggerel, in spurious forest"
"That sporadic story pauperizing this idiotic, earthly being"
"surmising the halo is undone"
"Unsound, unwritten glory of shame"

Intriguing/pretty phrasing with incorrect spelling and or grammar:
"pallatiate this athirst"
"Adjoicing sinless by the sinisters"
"over millenia spreaded rumor"
"this palatial smile isn't in whilst"
"in her helix he murmurred" --> murmured
"That ostentational haunt in music, muzzy, yet enchanting."

I loved all these phrases, and they all made me think and chew on them as I tried to digest the meaning or the image being offered. So unusual, but so interesting and captivating. And yet in the second list, a little unsettling... Again, with poetry we can push conventions, but for the sake of expressing your story, I think more colloquial terms need to be used. While I and many love delicious language, writing at least somewhat in the vernacular is often necessary to clearly convey your story. So overall, ambitious phrasing, but it's a little overdone for myself personally. However, I would love to hear your interpretation and meaning behind each of your lines as well as the overall story being told.



Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

7's

5 Years Ago

god my server reloaded i have to write all these again...i' m going to write line no. to save time t.. read more
Chryiss

5 Years Ago

Thank you for the in detailed explanation! I did get a feeling of the meaning, and it actually match.. read more
7's

5 Years Ago

just.. thanks for this.... things are happening to me and i guess now i can take it as a hobby again.. read more

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