Skamper
on Mornings by alvinb
18 Feb 2011, 3:09 PM
oh dear...what do you think is for you proper? Sounds like you think you deserve something better, we have only what we create and if your creation is words, make them come alive.
at least your just rusty, I, on the other hand am flabby...takes a bit of getting back into it huh?
is this intended to be ironic? it's not a bad piece, but i think you may have been trying for a clearer and more biting message.
i have technical issues with this, but i can't even bring myself to voice them. it's just really sweet.
this belongs on a hallmark card. it feels like you could use some minor tweaking in the language, but for what it is, i think it's pretty good.
too quick and too flabby, hmmm something to ponder over. Thanks guys
Whenever I pine for you to be mine
I remember what my father used to say
You can have anything you want but you cant have
everything you want at the same time
If this is what you want
you can't have me
there's probably one too many wants...if this is what you need
you can't have me
and pine, really?
A little "wordy" and somewhat essential and intrinsic. However, it works in a diminished cerebral way. 8-9 score
Have you grown up dreaming of a disenfranchised Jeffrey Dahmer? He's dead.
Come back.... come back to the World in which the rest of us live. Sanity is knot a b-b-bad thing.
There once was a poett named D'Angel
Whose words try to be quite playful
He'll work up a rhyme
tho' he'll often commit grime
'cause to others he's often quite hateful.
There once was a man named d-Angle
whose dick couldn't find a quadrangle
he'd pop a blue pill
which made him quite ill
but his mum was left quite tranquil
Stunt.... Stunk.... Stunts
Wholly fun-k "Fat-Man"
3rd stanza is somewhat weak but overall this is very good..... "return to tend the gloom"
Glossary of music terms:
Legato - string of notes, Fortissimo - very loud sound, Piano - soft (sound), Dolce - sweet, Mezzo-forte - moderately loud, Maestoso - majestically , forte - very loud, Silenzio - silence
Appropriate to use the musical descriptions, since the old church, emerging from plainsong, invented them for church music. Can't escape that music emerged from worship, is part of it, always has been
Even with unlimited power, he had emotion, compassion. Hard to beat that.
Here's my guide on "How to write a Shakespearean sonnet" for those who might be interested.
http://poetry.helium.com/how-to/12786-ho w-to-write-a-shakespearean-sonnet
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