Dan garcia-Black
on The Magic Of Autumn by lil_evil_boi
16 Jun 2005, 8:30 AM
We have no Autumn where I live. Thanks for the images.
How are things at Michael Jackson's place these days?
If you feel up
Perry Como
Then you are a
Necro-homo.
Shouldn't that be Sisyphus's Wife? If not, my 'Doris's off-day' needs a title revision...
This poem? Totally incomprehensive to me.
Quite nice imagery/thoughts but as a poem it lacks, at least for me, that special something that elevates the language beyong prose.
You make yellow sound so holy and powerful. Why did you choose yellow? Just out of curiosity. BTW...-8-
I dont know what to give you here. I think this poem is too simple and I think it needs more creativity. So I'll give you a 5. Not bad not good.
I love the repetition of the question and the yes. Also you've described each of autumn's personality really well. I think you deserve a -9-
Thx.
K. Thanks again~
Perhaps there are a few that can be simplified into each other, but then again, maybe not. Maybe I just don't like the style as much as I do others, I'm not quite sure. Try reading it with thoughts of how to bring personalities together maybe? Or compare the personalities, instead of questioning each one individually. Your call
I agree.
Oh. Sorry..I didnt quite catch that. My apologies. As for the question/yes thing, what do you think about it? Do you think it would be better if I simplified it? But do you think the reader will understand each verse and knowing that they each represent autumn's unique characteristics and personalities?
Descriptive and imaginative. Great. -8-
Ah, you misunderstood me. Not the length of the poem itself, I liked that, I mean the question/yes thing. It's good, but perhaps too much of it. Oh well, as the writer, take it anyway you want with it, just a suggestion.
Thanks.
Umm...i prefer it to be this long. But thanks for the suggestion. And glad you enjoyed it.
Hmmm... I rather liked that actually. I believe the questions and yes answer got a bit repetitive, but I can see that was kind of the point as well. Perhaps there is a way to cut down on it? But, anyway, good job.
At the end I'm dying for a No. The poem in itself is not a bad idea and the phrasing is decorative.
A textform as massive as a granite block. So popular, these days. So easy to write, too.
>>I was once torn and you helped me<<
>>I reach for the rope looking for a way out and you pulled me through<<
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