Thanks. It's nice to know other people in this world still remember it. I don't think I've ever come across a piece of art* that was more influencial to my work than this movie.
*When I say art I always include film and writing.
Please, sit down before you fall down.
Belloq, "Raiders of the Lost Ark"
Gotta love David Bowie. And Labyrinth Have to say though, as a poem this one kinda leaves me cold. The last line is the only line with any power of its own; the rest seem to just repeat themselves and contradict one another. The sentiment is flat. If we hadnt seen the movie, would we know what you were talking about? I doubt it. No offense, but if I were you I'd do some major revision work. You need to rework the rhythm and the flow. Such a punchy last line needs some suspense in the rest of the poem, some build up. As it is, it kinda comes out of nowhere. Elaborate! Put some emotion into it! It needs a lot more pizazz to warrant that gorgeous ending hehehe...
i could go on about labyrinth (and recite every line), but i'd much rather critique this poem.
it's meaning was powerful, but as you tried to incorporate more labyrinth into it, the poem became distorted. i actually liked the ending but near the middle you ran all of these ideas together and none of it sounded really pretty. here's where you could improve it:
It won't be long now You'll be mine It's only forever Not long at all Lost and lonely
That's Underground Nothing hurts Underground Stay a girl forever It won't be long now I will be your slave