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    dots Submission Name: Waiting to go..dots
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    Author: Maskannai
    ASL Info:    25/Female/Utah
    Elite Ratio:    4.91 - 175/160/69
    Words: 99
    Class/Type: Poetry/Misc
    Total Views: 451
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    Description:
       Nothing in particular very special..


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    dotsWaiting to go..dots
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    Yawn,

    Sigh,

    I know it's almost time,
    but I can't get my mind
    off the slow ticking of the clock;

    I look every five seconds,
    wishing that the ticking
    would speed up a little,
    cause I'm tired and want
    nothing more than my warm bed;

    Another yawn,

    then chills,

    I know the time is close,
    but the clock is still moving
    so incredibly slow;

    I scowl at the second hand
    and huff in annoyance,
    then start, realizing
    that my time is up..




    Submitted on 2005-09-19 23:39:23     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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    ||| Comments |||
      Maybe I'm just being completely morbid but I can't help but think that the character is waiting to die. Feel free to laugh at that if you were simply writing about someone desperate not to be late for work.

    It's the whole yawning thing that makes me think of death, and the chills and of course the last line is quite a big hint. Which, if it's the case makes a nice twist from the mundaneness of the bordem of waiting. If that makes sense...

    As for the structure of the poem, it wasn't bad although the clock is a clichéd thing to base a poem about waiting around.

    But that said it was well written, the only line I didn't like was "another yawn", the word another seemed a bit unnecessary, we already know she's yawned before.

    And thanks for sharing your poem.
    | Posted on 2005-09-20 00:00:00 | by Icarus | [ Reply to This ]
      this poem is quite slow and tired, when I read it, i felt quite tired yself lol
    well, since you said it wasn't as special, I didn't pay attention to the words, but their quite powerful, it kinda tells us that everything will work out in the end huh? and what we've always waited for will finally come through
    this is quite, I've never read anything like this before, it
    it's quite different, but I like it coz of that lol

    rock on
    ===felicity===
    | Posted on 2005-09-20 00:00:00 | by Writer Chic | [ Reply to This ]


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