The student rebellion at the ‘68 Olympics in Mexico...Martin Luther King’s Memphis speech and assassination...watershed moments. You remind us so eloquently Ty. Your words are powerful, stark, inciting. You remind us we are on the precipice again. Your repetition of “Revolution” tolls like the bell of history. Great write my friend.
Wow! A real good use of the words and the poem is so cool. Now, I wanna get into the revolution too. It's Time! It's Time! It's Time! Loved how dark the poem is! Can't wait for your upcoming poems!
Posted 6 Years Ago
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5 Years Ago
Kind words as always! Thanks so much, continue to drop in
I feel there's more to this poem than I can get. But I like it! It's probably my obliviousness why I don't get the meaning. Nevertheless, it's a nice read! Thank you for entering my contest!
Normally, I don't care for poems that allude to other works/things/events, but looking past that, I like the imagery this piece conveys. I like that it seems dark throughout - without ever explicitly mentioning it. As another reviewer has mentioned, the repetition of the word "revolution" makes it all the more unsettling. It really prompts an internal revolt. I want to dislike this, but I also like this. Powerful write!
We need a revolution.
Okay, just checked.
Have to give thirty days notice.
Probably not bother now.
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
It's so inconvenient, really, what's the point of waiting? Anticipating a revolution is kind of coun.. read moreIt's so inconvenient, really, what's the point of waiting? Anticipating a revolution is kind of countereffective.