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James The Dashing Pirate(Rewrite) (Free verse) by Luzr
He is simple and unique, relentlessly cunning. An epic adventure packed into a coloring book. Rated R for language and explicit content Daringly devoted, to making a smile cross your lips An arrogant aside, beautifully stunning. With a smart baby blues they call him the one night casanova Champagne for the price of beer Heads become heels, his heels become gold waltzing through conversations A simple melody, catchy and quick. With great depth, and hidden perceptions.

Up the ladder: The burden of faith
Down the ladder: For Junior

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.0
Weighted score: 5.0
Overall Rank: 7802
Posted: April 7, 2006 9:26 PM PDT; Last modified: April 7, 2006 9:26 PM PDT
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Comments:
[6] Dovina @ 17.255.240.6 | 8-Apr-06/11:52 AM | Reply
Some good descriptive language. But to make it compelling it needs a stting and specific story or event, otherwise it kind of sies there without life.
[6] zodiac @ 209.193.18.201 | 8-Apr-06/11:56 AM | Reply
You could improve this poem by voting yourself a bunch of tens.
[n/a] thepinkbunnyofdoom @ 208.102.3.141 > zodiac | 8-Apr-06/1:55 PM | Reply
Or I could be patient, let others read it, hear some good advice, and not behave like a child when the "Mature" Adults say something I don't like. Arguing online is like being in the special olympics, even if you win, your still a retard.
[6] Dovina @ 12.72.34.84 > thepinkbunnyofdoom | 8-Apr-06/4:59 PM | Reply
Maybe that's why he calls me an idiot, having slid a notch from moron status.
[6] zodiac @ 209.193.18.201 > Dovina | 8-Apr-06/5:03 PM | Reply
Yawn.
[6] zodiac @ 209.193.18.201 > thepinkbunnyofdoom | 8-Apr-06/5:03 PM | Reply
Yawn.
[8] Ranger @ 86.131.55.210 | 9-Apr-06/9:26 AM | Reply
Great words, I felt as though the metaphor could be taken further; I don't see quite enough of the swashbuckling, buccaneering nature, hunting for treasure and adventure. And although the Casanova line is good, I didn't think it managed to fit well with the pirate theme.
Aside from that, well written and enjoyable!
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