Pitiless Prophecy

by Chevy

Published August 13, 2005

In Old Poetry

I get the feeling that there was some meaning here that I just couldn't grasp. But even though I have no idea what the poem means, it was very beautiful and you kept my brain working.

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Incandescence
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Incandescence wrote a review Review · Aug 20, 2005

A peace in irony: The poem decries the philosophy of science as an evil, dehumanization posing as 'anatomical art'; the irony lies thus: the poem itself is structured 'scientifically' and has removed all forms of 'poetry' to express its 'artwork'.

Maybe that makes cents, maybe not.

Anwho, there's my $.02.

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emotion_less commented Comment · Aug 20, 2005

I think I sort of got some parts of it... Anyway, it was very haunting at those parts I think I got. I guess that's something that you wanted to instill in us...

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Writersdomain wrote a review Review · Aug 18, 2005

I think that I get this and I really, really liked it. Very nice work.
The only thing that bugged me was that you wrote the word 'anatomical art' twice in two stanzas that were close together. That sort of bugged me, but other than that, this was great.
Great Job!

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Misty
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Misty commented Comment · Aug 13, 2005

lol shevy. My friend said something like that the other day: I was uncool before uncool was cool."

didn't get the poem...or really like it. sorry



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