first: "so some will be remember" - I think you wanted "remembered" to end that line?
"than the things I here" did you want "then the things I hear" that would make more sense to me?
"that they are paved upon" the word "that" felt odd to me in this line, there is nothing wrong with it, but it seemed to break with the flow you had going and I am pretty sure that if you just eliminated it the words would still work quite well and convey the meaning you intended.
Other than those small bits, I think the poem works really well, though it does remind me a bit of talking to my old burnt out friends who did acid more than I could image being necessary. Sometimes I like talking to them and sometimes I don't and I think that I might feel the same way about this poem.... I don't know. But if you didn't want to sound that way you might want to add some more-- ehhh, solidness if you wanted to... but in general, this could absolutely be what you were going for...
I think this may be the most inadequate review I have ever given. I should prob shut up now, I hope some of what I said was useful.
Have fun,
Erin
Posted 12 Years Ago
12 Years Ago
Thanks for the review and suggestions... I left the "than" cause it is a comparison but the others w.. read moreThanks for the review and suggestions... I left the "than" cause it is a comparison but the others worked great.
12 Years Ago
awesome, yeah I wasn't sure which way you were going on that one. Great job,
have fun,
E.. read moreawesome, yeah I wasn't sure which way you were going on that one. Great job,
have fun,
Erin
' If the things I say are stepping stones to my legacy than the things I here are the cracked foundation that they are paved upon. So the wrecking ball of faults is God’s unasked prayers keeping the structure from getting too tall and keeping my loved ones safe from my fall. For I shall not live amongst the angels till my mortality is finalized. '
Sometimes your writing makes me laugh; sometimes your words are irreverent or cheeky ao, I daren't stay too long. BUT, but, but sometimes your words stop me dead .. and THIS is one of those times.
Keeping Pace.. or even, keeping peace? Special poem this.
Posted 12 Years Ago
12 Years Ago
Thanks for your deep and in sightly review classy lady... your thoughts are always valued.
I like the entire piece, but the first bit in a more abstract way than the last...that your faults are the wrecking ball that keeps the "structure" from getting too tall was a refreshingly new twist on an old theme and I think you made great work of it. Keeping your loved one's safe from your fall...just brilliant, dude. And the last line was especially good. I took it to mean you are not exactly living as a saint here on earth...then again, who among us is? I really enjoyed this. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
-kimmer
Posted 12 Years Ago
12 Years Ago
Wow thank you for that great review and positive feedback.
Such a profound wisdom works through your song of mortality... the rise and fall of a life... of hope mingled with despair... Thank you for always challenging us and taking us deeper into the human experience.
strikingly beautiful and deep . Love pretty much all of it but particularly keeping the structure
from getting too tall
and keeping my loved ones safe
from my fall.
It's better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool
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Birth name: Dale Deadmond
Born November 20th, 1969
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