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Disturbed Destiny (Free verse) by misheila
Feelings come over me at night. Lost dreams and desires, I awake. Translation lost in time. To late to recapture.

Down the ladder: My Time In Jail

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Arithmetic Mean: 4.4
Weighted score: 4.9284782
Overall Rank: 9369
Posted: January 14, 2005 12:17 AM PST; Last modified: January 14, 2005 12:17 AM PST
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[5] nentwined @ 64.81.38.95 | 15-Jan-05/1:45 AM | Reply
I'm afraid you've completely lost me with this one, to the point that just about the only bit of criticism I can make byond that is I'm fairly sure the first "to" on your last line is intended to be a "too".

Line by line--l1 is a bit simplistic for the number of words you use, but could go somewhere. l2 as well. l3 is nice and succinct... I almost think you could drop the first two lines and work the rest into something more coherent, but I'm lost as to what you intend with 'translation', and ... no idea what you're hoping to convey.
[8] Dovina @ 12.72.10.88 | 15-Jan-05/2:16 PM | Reply
I have experienced this many times. Capturing the dream or the last thought before sleep or the waking thought, is difficult. Translation from sleep thinking into wake thinking is hard, but so worthwhile.
recaptire -> capture
period after desires.
[n/a] misheila @ 170.224.224.156 > Dovina | 15-Jan-05/8:35 PM | Reply
It's nice to see someone has been able to read what it was I found myself trying to explain.I've gone and read the poems you have posted.I am very impressed you have true talent.You know how to use imagery,almost more of a story teller at some points.
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