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Young Writers Society



only you know, but you won't read this, will you?

by Writersdomain


I thought this was really neat. It didn't really flow in my opinion and some of the lines that seemed as if they should be together were broken apart. I thought the 'ouch' was a little misplaced, but I liked how you described your points. It was very unique. I did like your last stanza. It was a firm and cool ending.


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Sun Mar 06, 2005 11:59 pm
Misty says...



she has a point. i'm over your disgusting avatar, brad. And...oddly enough, the second and third time through I really like this. Considering that I vaguely know the story behind it. sweet...I don't know why I didn't like it the first time.




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Sat Mar 05, 2005 12:57 am
Crysi wrote a review...



*growls lightly* Misty.. A lot of what you commented on was basically Brad's style. And PLEASE never judge a piece by the writer's avatar. That disgusts me.

Moving on..

Beautifully written, as always. I agree with Chevy: once you know what a piece is about, it makes it much more exceptional. Great job, love.




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Wed Mar 02, 2005 8:09 pm
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oh, honestly, you wouldn't really want to fall into an abyss of nothingness or whatever and watch your bones splinter. Okay, let me TRY to comment on this.

i--i do not know what to say
to you because everything i want to say
is nothing more than
flinging empty words that would ricochet
in foamy white rooms

*Foamy? why are the rooms foamy? I understand that everything you say seems meaningless...and you put it in a very meaningful way but...foamy?*

ouch *needless word, disrupts the flow*

and needlessly wind up
impaling me in
a bloody charade where
i would fall
but only fall

*bloody...something impales you...nasty...you fall....don't get this piece*

Real life is a life
that I cannot live
at all. Words in the third dimension are
so heavy and usually
so worthless.

*really cute...this makes me feel what I think you're trying to portray in th is piece*

I can't tell you
that I love you or
even remotely like you; it wouldn't mean
anything.

*I understand what you mean*


Papery life is a life
that only has to exist
when you want it to. It is a life
where I have become
so adept
at coding and hiding
that if anything stupid shows through,
it isn't what I meant at all.
It is the reader's fault.

*no it's not. And...having read this thing through three times, I see what you're saying. message appreciated*

And I chew my lips when
I wait on you to respond, and feel terrible
about the things that you've said
that I never sent back to you.

*all right...no comment.*

and i would rather fall
in a hole
30 feet deep
and observe my bones crack and my body splinter
as it hit sharp thorns
and bend in obtuse angles and writhe
than have a crush
on a 21 year old.

*haha...no you wouldn't. I know you wouldn't. Good job on this anyway. I only like the one stanza about papery. Otherwise, for the first time I truly dislike your poem. Never happened before. But that's just cuz I cannot stand your avatar. Please change it back, it's so...sick and morbid and I just hate it. It taints your work.*

when will i learn
i can't climb brick walls and
ladders will always give way?




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Wed Mar 02, 2005 4:22 pm
Firestarter says...



While some of it didn't flow, I think that often added to the joy of reading this. Great poem.




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Wed Mar 02, 2005 4:09 pm
Chevy says...



considering I know the poems meaning and the story behind it. i'll have to say its an exceptional piece of work.




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Wed Mar 02, 2005 2:13 pm
Galatea says...



I agree that some of your enjambed lines seem a little out of place, but other than that, this is a smashing piece. Your work just keeps improving, Incan. Good show!





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