Mystic Satisfaction

by thebadthing

Published March 8, 2008

Bright, boy eyes,
eat me with a glance.
Extending arms so rough,
feeling through every curve.
I crave you.
Trace me with your tounge of tang.
Heat me hot with breathing breath.
Oh,
this beautiful lust.
Dangerous desire,
to feel that painful pressing weight.
Each trembling limb
an exploding sensation
Ripples inch throughout me with that innocent touch,
slithering senslessly.
Keep me locked inside your box,
your mystic satisfaction.

Comments & reviews · 6
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omgafilangi
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omgafilangi wrote a review Review · Mar 9, 2008

The poem was cliche and original but not half bad try to work on grammar and punctionuation


I think you meant "punctuation"? And how could it be both original and cliche at the same time? Might want to think about what you say there....


I see you added punctuation :D Listening to your reviewers will a) help you in the long run (if it's good advice of course) and b) make you well liked in general around here. Anyways, on to my critique:

Bright, boy eyes,
eat me with a glance.
Extending arms so rough,
feeling through every curve. <--feeling what?
I crave you.
Trace me with your tongue of tang. <--ehh, this didn't work for me. "tongue of tang" doesn't flow
Heat me hot with breathing breath. <--"heat me hot"?"breathing breath"? repetitive and unnecessary
Oh,
this beautiful lust.
Dangerous desire,
to feel that painful pressing weight. <--now THESE few lines I like :)
Each trembling limb
an exploding sensation
Ripples inch throughout me with that innocent touch,
slithering senslessly.
Keep me locked inside your box,
your mystic satisfaction.<--this ending fell flat. What box, and why is it mystic?


Overall, not half bad. You have some pretty good description, and then you have some phrases that just don't add anything to the poem. Altogether though, a great first try :) Can't wait to see more from you!

SimonCowellLuver wrote a review Review · Mar 8, 2008

[quote="thebadthing"]Sweet, delicate face
Eat me with a glance
Extending arms so rough
Feel through my curves
I crave you
You
I need you
Trace me with your tounge of tang
Eye that embers
Heat me hot
Oh
You beautiful lust
Dangerous desire
Of your pressing weight
Trembling limbs
An exploding sensation
Ripples inch throughout me with that innocent touch
Look at me
Looking at you
Through you
Inside you
Look at you[/quote]
Poem was good but the poem needs punctiouation right now they all seem to be one big "Run-On" sentence. The poem was cliche and original but not half bad try to work on grammar and punctionuation. If you need me feel free to PM me anytime!

SimonCowellLuver :D

Fall_Into_The_Sky commented Comment · Mar 8, 2008

I agree with the repitition of You.
It kind of threw the poem off.
Rewrite it a bit.
Other than that it's preety good.

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aestar101
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aestar101 wrote a review Review · Mar 8, 2008

Welcome to the YWS!!!!!! There is passion and fire in this poem. It innocenlty uninnocent. I like this poem. You might want to space everything out into stanzas. Overall this poem was Muy Calente!!!!! :D :D :D :D

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niteowl
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niteowl wrote a review Review · Mar 8, 2008

First off, let me be the first to welcome you to Young Writer's Society. Just so you know, we do ask every member to review two pieces before posting their own. This way, there is a balance of works and reviews. There are more rules as well, posted at the top of every literary forum, but that's the biggest one.

Now on to the actual poem. I think it has potential, but it needs some work. My main issue is the over-repetition of "you".

I crave you
You
I need you

Look at me
Looking at you
Through you
Inside you
Look at you


In such a short poem, seven "you's" is way too much. I'd scrap the last five lines and keep "I crave you" because it seems to fit into the poem the best. As for this "you"

You beautiful lust


Did you mean "your"?

Also, some punctuation and structure would help. You don't need to capitalize the beginning of every line, but chopping it into clear sentences and stanzas makes it easier to read and clearer what you meant to say.

I did, however, like a couple lines. "Trace me with your tongue (you spelled it wrong) of tang" and "Ripples inch throughout me with your innocent touch" are good lines. Try to incorporate more imagery like this.

Keep writing! 8)



Follow your passion, stay true to yourself, never follow someone else’s path unless you’re in the woods and you’re lost and you see a path then by all means you should follow that.
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