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When Innocence Dies ~ chapter seven
When Innocence Dies ~ chapter seven

by Sorsha2 in Fantasy Fiction
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:59 am    Post subject: you Reply with quote

I’ve always wanted you

As I often still do

Yet you still play me

Like a leaf on a tree

Hanging onto something

that ends up to be nothing



You always treat me kind

When you are in a bind

But as soon as life is Gay

You throw me away



I will be there again

can't learn from where I've been

To only be shot down

And stomped into the ground

 

All I want is the truth

So I can finnaly have some proof

About my jaded heart

That Cupid hit with his dart

And stuck it close you

Now I only feel blue


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:52 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

nice repitition in opening and closing rhyme

is the second stanza missing 2 lines?


Quote:

I always wanted you

As I often still do

try 'I've' instead of 'I'?

Quote:

Hanging onto something

That turns out to be nothing

'turns out' sounds pretty out of place

Quote:

You always treat me kind

When you are in a bind

But as soon as life is Gay

You throw me away

^ this is the stanza i'm talking about

Quote:

I will be there again

I can't learn from where I've been

try 'I'll'
line 12 doesn't need I.

Quote:

To only be shot down

And stomped into the ground

Hurt my heart once more

I'll show you the door

try 'Only to be'
lines 15,16 contradict 11,12

Quote:

And stuck it close you

Now I only feel blue

try 'on to' or 'on' instead of 'close' - emphasizes the immensity.
last line sounds a bit awkward.

overall, good poem (:
my comments are all just suggestions.

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:03 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I thought this poem was good, especially for a first post. It was quite realistic and the meaning was quite clear.

One thing though:
Quote:
And stuck it close you
Now I only feel blue


This line sounds a little awkward and I had to read it again to understand what you meant by 'And stuck it close you'. Close doesn't sound quite right.

But, I loved it =). Keep writing!

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