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Clouds (Free verse) by dancin_n_da_moonlite
You say my head is in the clouds. “Come back to earth, focus on what you are supposed to be doing.” “Concentrate on your job.” “Get your head out of the clouds." Maybe, Maybe I like the clouds. Maybe I want my head, in the clouds, Maybe my job is in the clouds. You. You all with your negativity; trying to force me out of my cloud. Maybe my job is to be your foil. Maybe my job is to find the silver lining in my clouds to give to you.

Down the ladder: Heat-stroke

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Arithmetic Mean: 3.0
Weighted score: 4.905148
Overall Rank: 9796
Posted: February 5, 2005 8:40 AM PST; Last modified: January 24, 2006 10:56 AM PST
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[8] zodiac @ 212.38.134.51 | 6-Feb-05/1:17 AM | Reply
The 'foil' and 'silver lining' part was cool. It doesn't make the rest of the poem worth it, though.
[10] Dan garcia-Black @ 66.159.205.199 | 17-Mar-05/8:22 AM | Reply
This style of creating a mood followed by quick jab of insight at the end is very enjoyable.

"I like the clouds.
I want my head,
in the clouds,
My job is..."

Would make you sound more certain of your conclusion but might ruin the mood. -10-

is in the clouds.
[n/a] dancin_n_da_moonlite @ 64.12.116.195 > Dan garcia-Black | 20-Mar-05/12:37 PM | Reply
thankyou ....... :)
-megan
[3] Alizarin_Crimson @ 71.131.189.202 | 25-Jan-06/8:19 AM | Reply
This sounds like somebody typed up the notes from a therapist's notepad. The only good part is the last stanza, because it posseses a modicum of originality...the rest is one inflated cliche.
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