madhatter
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Thanks so much Ayshela And its great to be back!
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Mazrim/madhatter
Period 4Bio test is long and tiring
Voices drone on and boring
End of sighing
Pencils scratch on faded pen ink
Students continue smelling stink
Dissect in sink
Chemicals in big beakers boil
Test and examine substance in foil
Drops of some oil
Bio test is long and tiring
Voices drone on and boring
End of sighing
*Was absent, did not get worksheet
Was not in purple tray
OOC: As assignment in English class for trochaic rhyme. Sigh, I know its bad enough I'm posting up an assignment but whats worse is that I slacked off and wrote it in literally 15 minutes during my biology class . Hence the bio theme. *cringes- so I'm not quite sure how good my trochaic rhyme is, its a little hard under the time constraints* Oh and the bottom * was scrawled in messy handwriting - a note to my teacher
But I still look forward to comments. And please if you can spot if my trochaic was messed up, please let me know, and if its fine, let me know too
Oh and I forgot to make a subtitle that I'm buying off my Weenie status... -
Great job! I especially loved the structure and the blue font, which definitely made the piece.
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my haiku for you
is special in many ways
i heart you long time
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I wrote this a couple of days ago for a friend. It's a little silly, and I came up with it spontaneously. But if I were to look back on it now, this is how I would analyze it. The syllables are correct. The grammar is lacking, but if anything it might put more of an emphasis on an unconventional poem. The heart you long time, is a sortof reference/allusion to Full Metal Jacket where the ahem... prostitute says to one of the American soldiers "I love you long time, or something of the sort."
Wow, it actually took me longer to analyze it then to write it. But thanks for your time, I just thought it has been too long since I last posted.
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Hehe thank you Tanny for the war welcome and the encouragment. Yes, for the final stanza I was hoping to create a feeling of that frustrated and depleted poet. I'm glad it came out.
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[b]Spiral of Descent[/b] Round, round, round Rotating, twirling, spinning, No gravity, not a pound Not a reason to be grinning And yet he was Broad smile, ear to ear, Was this just madness, or a man beyond his years Engulfed by a pain Still the smile will remain He had lost his love It had flown far away Like the white dove How could it stay Once bliss reigned Now pain plagued Yet remembrance lifts Conquering the painful rifts The smile continues It is better to have loved even small Than to have never loved at all
OOC: A pretty fast work for my standards. Hoping to receive some criticism. Thanks.
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A very unique poem. I enjoyed the read. Too bad I my day dreams are never too fasntastic.
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The old typewriter keys clang
Ruffled paper shifted through
Let alone ending with a bang
Poet must finish before date due
Mistakes of grammar and spelling
were spaced and commonplace
Reminiscent of coarse yelling
The words were rude and crude
The paper was done
The poet had won
But at what cost
His skill was lost
OOC: My first poem written in a long while. Since my last contribution to The Pen in fact. Er, it's a little rusty, so I'm very open to criticisms. In reality, the poem really did only take me 5 minutes, and the premise of the poem was based on the time it took me. Thanks in advance.
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Hehe thanks again to everyone for their postive comments.
And I'll try to work on my writing.
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Thanks
And the suggestion is greatly appreciated.
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Doh, sorry about that.
Er, if someone could just delete the other one... .
Sorry again. I got the mail error so I thought it didn't post...
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My first attempt at writing a poem.
You guys are an inspiration .
I look forward to some constructive criticism.
Paranoid
Their eyes' shift
Hearts pound
Paranoia's gift
But nothing's found
Running away
Far too far
where death lay
Among a star
Friends are gone
Love is lost
Pain has won
Hiding is a must
It is done
far too fast
With a gun
It didn't last
TRUCE
in Banquet Room Archives
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I liked this one
I'd also like to welcome to the Pen and I hope that you have a pleasant stay
I'm loving how you've already submitted so many works.. definitely keep it up
The only thing I have to say to help you would be that I think the title is a little too weak for such a passionate and powerful poem. Also, what meter/rhyme are you using, or are you going for a sort-of freestyle?