You really write great beat poetry..I wants to be read allowed. The rhythm pulls me through even when there's a line that I want to question, and so it deserves another read. On second read I started really looking at the contradictions. . Decay and harpooning are hallmarks of somrthing dying, but as I read on it was clearly not the intent. Then the crime..made me think..why? Why is it a crime? Byond that I enjoyed the tumble of metaphors you used to build this. Only dicover should be discovered. Your creativity is to be commended.
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
Nice, my goal was to give that rhythm and beat, so that is would be a pleasure to read and do exactl.. read moreNice, my goal was to give that rhythm and beat, so that is would be a pleasure to read and do exactly what you said: to pull you in. The love is a crime because it differs from the ordinary norm Love. That why in the end I say when it is discovered it would have to be studied...
Thank you for reading Jaycee!
This is excellent! I can feel it as I read it. It actually makes me think of my relationship, which is polyamorous and taboo. I love your way with words, this was a real treat to read. This might be my 6th time reading it. It's like dessert, you want more than one bite, and maybe more than one serving!
This was a nicely written piece. I'm not sure why, but I loved the line "Your lipstick shade decayed the day." This reminded me of a Fredrick Seidel poem, disorganized and a little messy, but it still worked out in the end. Good job.
My first thought reading this, apart from my immense admiration and how much I adored this poem, was that I was really curious about what was outside your hotel window, because this poem is just fantastically written and so greatly detailed, it truly feels good reading it.
I have to say though, I loved the rhythm that you had first, but then as the poem went on I feel like you lost it, and then changed the rhythm completely. And while I may find that distracting, I also find it slightly genius, since you write about love that can never be, a stream of emotions left unanswered and that mess with your mind, slowly making you go insane. Or maybe I'm a too big of a nerd for philosophy and analysis.... Either way, one of my best reads today. Thank you.
Great rhythm. ... you must have been watching something interesting outside your hotel window;) love your combinatuon of words to diescribe something unique!
Great piece of poetry, with a original and well used imagery that combined to a great vocabulary makes this piece both readable and enjoyable. I really liked the resources you used on the paragraphs. Keep writing.
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
Thank you Elizabeth, I'm really glad that you did enjoy it!
Wow,
This section is at odds with the rest of your words:
"It was rather a great late afternoon…
Your lipstick shade decayed the day
Along with harpooning the mood."--it says to me, that her shade was all wrong--maybe for her or the other person in this situation at hand.
Then, the rest of it says to me that is was enjoyable and worth it--even though there is an issue with a sore neck.
Staring out the window does bring many reflections depending on one's mood and what is in front of them...
The structure could be tweaked here, too.
"This Love
It will uncover a new
Category list
Of philosopher."--this section is your ending. It puts a particular emphasis on Love because it is capitalized. I wonder about the philosopher and these categories...how are they relating to this Love?
Posted 8 Years Ago
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8 Years Ago
The lipstick shade decaying the day is time flying by with no importance and everything along with t.. read moreThe lipstick shade decaying the day is time flying by with no importance and everything along with time is irrelevant when standing in the presence of her beauty.
And the reason for the sore neck is oral sex; hence, the humming bird nectar (sexual juices).