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    dots Submission Name: A siren screaming and a clouddots
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    Author: Paradox
    ASL Info:    25/m/Earthbound
    Elite Ratio:    3.98 - 520/313/58
    Words: 139
    Class/Type: Poetry/Misc
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       A siren screaming and a cloud of moths

    This is for Learah, a mermaid, washed out on the Dublin shore, who once asked why my poems never rhyme



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    dotsA siren screaming and a clouddots
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    I wish to confess my darkest sin
    I actually like those moments in-between
    Spin, spin, spin my poor old head
    The monster screams under the bed
    And the lamplight flickers on the wall
    He is dead, he won't save us all
    Ball of passion and deep pain
    Shivers cutting through my brain
    Rain of darkness with dead flies
    Dying stars fuel my burning eyes
    Lies, lies, lies I've heard enough
    It gets harder to stay tough
    Rough teeth chew on my soul
    Never reaching that infamous goal
    Roll, roll, roll my vain desires
    On top of wish filled tires
    Aspires he who eats illusion
    Empty dreams and utter confusion
    A conclusion's hard to find
    Too many whispers in my mind
    Glide, glide, glide over dark thoughts
    A siren screaming and a cloud of moths






    Submitted on 2004-09-27 13:11:34     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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      hah- most definitely reminds me of a nightmare... a roiling one filled with pitch black emotion. *ah well*

    a couple of places are rough (i can tell where you tried to smooth out the meter), but the diction pushes out any sour thoughts. rhymes? who needs 'em? they screw up the meter in the end!


    i love your opening line- it spins wonderfully into the rest of the poem. have you written any books? it seems that you'd have a great knack for it with the intense imagery that you use.
    | Posted on 2005-06-08 00:00:00 | by EmeraldJealousy | [ Reply to This ]
      I really like this, I like the repetition of the verbs and the way they share phonics with the last word of the line before.

    I DON'T know what it's about, if it's metaphorical, but that's okay as the main theme is exciting enough :)

    "Rain of darkness with dead flies
    Dying stars fuel my burning eyes"

    I just love those lines... it's dark and light... live up to your name, oh paradoxical one!

    Yes, this is excellent and you should do more of them... but sneak em out occasionally to keep us on our toes!

    And thanks for the mermaid! I like that!
    | Posted on 2004-09-27 00:00:00 | by Learah | [ Reply to This ]
      The key to reading this piece for me was to read it slowly and to its natural beat (i read it quickly once over and it didn't make much sense but it came together nicely during my second reading.) I like how the entire poem builds on itself, forming a coherent story with an ending. i also really like your choice of words and just the way you constructed your lines. It's all very well written. I only felt that it may have been easier to read if you broke it up into stanzas (near the lines that start with "lies, lies, lies..." and "roll, roll, roll...") That would break up the weight of the words into lighter sections that are easier to digest. All in all, nice work; I enjoyed reading it.
    | Posted on 2004-09-27 00:00:00 | by Memphis | [ Reply to This ]
      Great words! Really enjoyed this one. "Aspires he who eats illusion" is really cool. I like the rhymes...they're somewhat disjointedly perfect for the feel of the poem. I enjoy also how you don't just blatantly say what this poem is about...it becomes the readers responsibility to find meaning...that way it becomes more personal. It's interesting
    "Roll, roll, roll my vain desires
    On top of wish filled tires". I first read this and thought about drugs...but you use "vain" and not "vein"...so that ended up having a double mean (intended or not) to me. Good...You seem like a real creative writer.
    | Posted on 2004-09-27 00:00:00 | by marysunshine | [ Reply to This ]



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