Moveable Type

Moveable Type

A Poem by James William Dyer
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This poem is about watching the evolution of your artistry, in this case writing, while contrasting that with a lack of growth in your Self.

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© 2013 James William Dyer


Author's Note

James William Dyer
This poem is not at all where I want it to be. The repetition is intentional, but I've been struggling with this poem for weeks. I know it has some good lines, and some potential. But help with where it goes wrong and where it doesn't would really be appreciated.

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This is art, music & poetry, come to life on a page. I love the nuances of it, the deep acceptance of your flaws and weaknesses. This is definitely growth and depth, there are subtleties and hard truths that come to light here. It's a bit difficult to read since it doesn't fit entirely on the page, but well worth the effort. Is the second part meant to be read in conjunction with the first...I saw the copyright and wasn't sure if it was two separate pieces. It's stunning, love the harshness and light touch in certain areas, although the format can be a bit tricky, still enjoyed it's little quirks, makes it all the more endearing.


Posted 11 Years Ago


James William Dyer

11 Years Ago

the copyright was there to indicate a separate section of the poem. Thank you for reading
I have to download some PDF thingie to see this (a little back story...my laptop crashed last week, I lost my hard drive, my awesome brother fixed it, but now I am in the process of getting everything I used to have back...please know I will download whatever the hell I need to, to read this ;-) I have a faint connection right now, though, and do not want to tempt fate xD Review is imminent...)

Posted 11 Years Ago


James William Dyer

11 Years Ago

if you download it, you can open it in Adobe Reader. I think Word opens .pdf files, too, as does Op.. read more
James William Dyer

11 Years Ago

your browser probably needs a plug-in
KAOlmsted

11 Years Ago

Yeah, I do need a plug in...oh wait, probably not what you meant xD

silly kimmer...read more
It's always an interesting roller coaster ride for the eyes reading your poems. To me, the poem gets better as it goes on, the ending being the better part.

Posted 11 Years Ago


James William Dyer

11 Years Ago

thx
I really like how your formatting gives your poem a voice. Your poetry is almost story-like; when I read it, I can see the images you're trying to create. Truly amazing poem.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Totally ignore the formatting, if you will. I'm halfway through the process of formatting it, which is an entirely f&*cked process. Anyhow, I started wondering if this is even worth beating my head against any more, this particular piece, so mid-formatting I decided to throw it out here.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on February 12, 2013
Last Updated on February 12, 2013
Tags: self, inside, typesetting, typewriter, keyboard, computer, words, language, abused, poverty, neglect

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James William Dyer
James William Dyer

Bliss, MI



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I began writing when I was in the fourth or fifth grade. We were extremely poor and my mother had purchased an old typewriter from a yard sale for me, tired of trying to decipher my mangled handrwitin.. more..

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