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    dots Submission Name: Stormdots
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    Author: Frank Maguire
    ASL Info:    52 / UK
    Elite Ratio:    2.26 - 1727/1248/246
    Words: 58
    Class/Type: Poetry/
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    Seagulls soar so silently
    Ray’s reluctantly roam
    Dolphins dive deliberately
    Herrings hurry home

    Tuna, turtle, tadpole too
    Speed solemnly somewhere
    Run, retreating rapidly
    Lamenting long lost lair

    Storm skies slowly surging
    Tantalisingly towering tall
    Breeze becoming brutal
    Fragile flowers fall

    People praying passionately
    Nearly nearing noon
    Calmness coming cagily
    Super storm striking soon




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    no more lies no more lies left between us

    Hatma
    | Posted on 2009-05-24 00:00:00 | by InNoMood44Play | [ Reply to This ]
      i loved it.i thought it was so powerful and so true.flordia has been stormy the past few days and so has life.but the best thing about a storm,the sun(when it eventully comes out) is beatiful.
    | Posted on 2009-05-22 00:00:00 | by PopRocksRae | [ Reply to This ]
      You never dissapoint your readers! This is excellent, and not only conveys the message that a huge and terrible storm is approaching, but also conveys the mood. Anyone who has been battered in a savage storm never forgets the experience, and is desperately anxious at the approach of a bad one!

    Nice work!
    | Posted on 2009-05-22 00:00:00 | by Ron Cole | [ Reply to This ]
      This is how I would write this:









    Bree brusquely becomes brutish;
    calmness cumbers cautious
    dolphins - doves dive devilishly.

    Fragile & frugal flowers forlese
    herrings hurdling home
    languid laments long lost,
    nearly noticing notable
    people praying passionlessly.

    Ray’s reluctant Rome
    runs: retreating resplendently
    [like a]
    Seagull soaring so saliently,
    speeding, someplace seldomly
    storming, slowly - skies surging
    superstition, swooning stuff.

    Tunas, turtles - tadpoles too;
    they're Tantalus, tunneling timorously.






















    That is all.
    | Posted on 2009-05-22 00:00:00 | by pedestrianpoet | [ Reply to This ]


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