I think this speaks for itself. I tried to be loose with this piece and I found it quite fun. Silly? Nice? Predictable? Streamlined? Broken flow?...Please...Your thoughts are welcome.
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haha!great poem! yes,love is a painful, kamikaze state to be in, and im sure everyone who's been broken-hearted - which is to say,everyone - was cheering you on as you twisted the knife! her sister is really hot too, though not as fulfilling... ;)
great imagery, and the sophistication of your metaphors keeps getting greater with every piece...this is stellar stuff bro, straight into the favourites!
Silly? No. Nice? Hell no. EVIL! Predictable? ...maybe? I can't phantom poetry being predictable, not by a great writer, such as yourself, anyway. Streamlined? No. Broken flow? Definitely not... the flow stayed perfectly... and even if there had been a bump, it would have worked, especially towards the end when he mentions killing Love for Lust, how sexy...
This poem says a lot about the world today... Lust is far more powerful than Love, and Lust destroys a lot of healthy, happy relationships.... just as She has done so here. And being the s**t (HOMEWRECKER!) hater that I am... I got a tear at the edge of my eye lid and it fell down my cheek...
...now, I pick up my bat and I go hunt down the Lusty b***h-w***e! ;) Ha! I'm just being ridiculous now... great write, Mike! (Yeah, I rhymed!)
Old saying of wisdom. "Love and hate. A heart beat apart. Love and lust. Two different corners that rarely is touched." A like this poem. The emotion was perfect for the purpose and reason of the poem. A very good ending to a excellent poem.
Coyote
my favorite para is the first one..
"I killed Love today,
Stuck a knife deep in her chest.
Watched the life seep slowly from her,
As her head laid down to rest"
you almost feel compassionate towards the protagonist here..i guess lust is a temporary but nevertheless very effective medicine for love..lol..beautiful and sublime..enjoyed the read :)
Well done overall. Like the flow, good word choices, for the most part, and imagery. Liked this bit a lot
"Her gravestone was still warm,
when arrived Lust, her sister."
I would suggest using "You would" rather than the contraction "You'd" as it does feel like it interrupts the flow, like a speed bump at the end of the road.