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reasons forgotten lies colide bridges are burnt sunddenly brought back to size pedastool broken your throwns been denyed cares start to vanish you were living a lie the world as you knew it has slowly slipped away anticipation burns awaiting a new day the pains always there you ignore it while you can escape it with flight but its waiting when you land |
i think if i could issue you one challenge it would be to find your own way of saying what it is you are trying to get across. ive read a couple of your pieces now and i can ascertain two key things: one. you have stuff to say two. you need to find your own voice instead of echoing all those before you. finding your own voice is a process. a journey. but its one that you need to start! try to find new ways of saying old things. the thing with poetry is that we use limited words and so it is easy to take words and phrases that other people have made work but in doing that our poetry just sounds like regurgitated nothing... you know? for example-- these following lines from your piece are what we know as clichés. clichés are good things because they are the best and easiest found way to say something but theyre not good when we are trying to set ourselves apart from everyone else as writers bridges are burnt brought back to size pedastool broken your throwns been denyed you were living a lie the world as you knew it has slowly slipped away what i would encourage you to do is try to take this poem you have here and work out first what it is you are trying to say. what is your over all message? and then try to create some imagery that helps you bring your message in a new way. a way that no one else has used before. see if you can give that a whirl and PM me what you come up with ![]() oh... and you prolly want to make friends with spellcheck if youre gonna be posting in the future ![]() | Posted on 2009-09-09 00:00:00 | by Someones Epiphany | [ Reply to This ] | |