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Persnickety (Other) by malpaso
well, ain't that a hang, banged up by the technology that was supposed to save you and I. I could have saved a dime, killed time, made rhyme but I chose to click a mouse, burn down the house, see what the chicken saw when he crossed road, played Faust. Here in the forsaken Expanse

Up the ladder: Maiden of Blue Shadow
Down the ladder: The Hawk

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.5
Weighted score: 5.0596013
Overall Rank: 6764
Posted: June 7, 2007 6:25 PM PDT; Last modified: June 7, 2007 6:25 PM PDT
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[8] Ranger @ 81.103.124.179 | 8-Jun-07/4:09 AM | Reply
Catchy, perhaps a little thin on the narrative depth, but still good fun to read aloud.
[n/a] malpaso @ 70.245.24.34 > Ranger | 10-Jun-07/6:11 PM | Reply
your criticism is valid but if I could do narrative I'd be writing short stories and novels....seriously, narrative poetry is one of the best genres around but I just get too hung up in the middle of those i tried to write so i just figure i'd try and stamp concept or cluster of concepts and keep it short and sweet....i'm glad you had fun with it, that's what counts!!
[6] sca @ 124.191.64.6 | 9-Jun-07/12:42 AM | Reply
I think this could be expanded on, lines changes and lengthened, others added. Fatten up the story if you will - the story's clear but the details aren't.

=> Jess
[n/a] malpaso @ 70.245.24.34 > sca | 10-Jun-07/6:07 PM | Reply
what you say is true and I appreciate the criticism as valid. only thing is I write poetry as if mining for hidden concepts rather than mining for images (which is a good motive, too) and also, my attention span is about 2 minutes
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