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any (Free verse) by shazpen
it`s a bespin kind of sky-let me show you what what`s the worst that can happen? this tastes funny i`ve done this before why am I here? only you baby all invocations of discord already suffering-lost before I leave my front door castles when the day swings itself through the striped course every seed at it`s maturation-then it`s decomposition-then it`s breeze into the next shape-it`s new born-it`s new time view in the heart of one whose dreams have fleshed out--bleeding sad romance or second coming spark a lighter choking for fluid like a bubble in the heart got to have some light-watch the afterimage-then spark it again crack the Egyptian eye fluid reciever-a monolith in fragments-eyes that are searchlights jump out of heat into fog-coughing out all three mouths and grinding your limbs

Up the ladder: Your Beautiful Silence

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Arithmetic Mean: 4.6666665
Weighted score: 4.9602656
Overall Rank: 8649
Posted: June 16, 2004 3:38 PM PDT; Last modified: June 16, 2004 3:38 PM PDT
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[5] god'swife @ 4.233.113.83 | 22-Jun-04/12:36 PM | Reply
There's plenty of images in the second stanza which I always applaud, though some of them, like the Egyptian eye fluid, are so wacko they're in comprehensible. I'm especially fond of thr lighter/heart analogy. Try using adjectives. The whole wacko thing is really a matter of whether or not you want the readers to know what you're getting at or maybe this is an insight meant for only you.
[5] god'swife @ 4.233.113.83 | 22-Jun-04/12:40 PM | Reply
What's 'bespin'?
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