Just a thought

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Just a thought.
Just something to think about.
Nothing important, just an idea.
A long solution to a simple answer.
A simple question about reason.
A reason to wonder.
A reason to think about.
The cause of an effect.
The effect of an answer.
The answer to a question.
A question thought often.
Just a thought.

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ItsRainbowInked
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Greetings! Welcome to YWS! (:

So. This poem. I shall be painfully honest. It caught my attention - the title, I mean - and I'm glad to say that I wasn't disappointed. The sequence of the lines is something I found so interesting. It's rather quick; vague. A voice that repeats itself as it goes through a scientific like procedure. It circles in some sort of progress, progression and what I believe to be the doubts of a subject's thoughts.

There's a lot of questions that could be asked, like why did you come up with this? What brought your inspiration to write it? It's so different - always a good thing. I don't often questions like these, since this one really catches my interest and curiosity. While the flow is a bit jagged, the concept is really unique, something that I would often find in short stories. We're not really getting anywhere, but then again, it's all.. just a thought. Yes?

The presentation, while something that may need a different style to adapt to over time, was great. Grammar and spelling immaculate. It does confuses me, but really, I think that a follow-up poem to answer my questions on the nature of the poem would be cool. But the poem really does stick its theme as.. perhaps just a thought, I imagine. So my ramblings above may become useless in this sense. This was a really different poem though, so I hope to be able to see more writing. I see much promise, you could say. Looking forward to see more from you. Keep on writing! Hope this review/comment helps. Oh, and here, a warm welcome to you for joining YWS. WELCOME! :D Maybe we'll see each other around.

With sincere words,
~IRI

this is cool!
it's reads like some kind of an intellectual rambling that normal people are supposed to lose sequence of. i really like the point that we never get to know what the thought or the idea from it, or the question or the answer was. you pulled off a Kafkaesque really well. and i think i get the point. how one thing leads to another and then falls back n the same pattern it really great to see someone experiment like this.
keep on writing and wish to see more
Puck
and welcome to our humble YWS

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heather321
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Whoa this is super good! Amazing wording and just written super like..cool! i loved it, great job!(:



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