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An Exercise in Futility (Free verse) by loneshadow29
seeds of darkness planted deep within where happiness blooms but darkness comes consuming all things he fought so very hard to keep the darkness at bay to keep his precious sanity but in the end it all proved futile for now there is nothing left no joy, no life at all only an endless void a hollow shell where a proud man once stood

Up the ladder: Transform
Down the ladder: Pantoum

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.5
Weighted score: 5.134471
Overall Rank: 5553
Posted: November 14, 2002 12:08 PM PST; Last modified: November 15, 2002 8:38 AM PST
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[0] horus8 @ 152.163.188.228 | 14-Nov-02/12:23 PM | Reply
what the fuck ever. seriously in all actuality you are a total fucking tarpuffer lonedisco29and ahalf..obviously the loose bowels of an over weight turnip..even dark angel has more trajectory..well.. even anthony robbins has more class than this and that shite head is classless...sorry for fogging up your glasses, but come on... you are grasping at gophers on a dark highway in minnesota..let go man...just let go. here..a hug. 0. this isn't even a real poem it's a fucking advertisement aimed at something called jealousy...drink a diet shasta..i recommend...boysenberry.
[5] Frass @ 66.160.116.193 | 14-Nov-02/1:51 PM | Reply
Lnshdw, even this sort of poetry should probably steer clear of the word 'nothingness'. Makes me wonder why we don't have the word 'somethingness'.
[8] vulcan @ 80.242.3.73 | 15-Nov-02/2:40 AM | Reply
very much like "sanity's defeat".but I guess there's no more a "one day".it's for that 'he's tombstone.7
[8] vulcan @ 80.242.3.73 | 15-Nov-02/2:42 AM | Reply
I think if you use past tense(fighted/proved)the sense of nothingness will become more oppressing in the poem.
[n/a] loneshadow29 @ 63.80.251.73 > vulcan | 15-Nov-02/8:32 AM | Reply
thanks for the suggestion vulcan... it does sound better in past tense :o)
[8] vulcan @ 80.242.3.98 > loneshadow29 | 15-Nov-02/9:25 AM | Reply
I revoted.(sorry for fighted!)and you did the right thing about that website.thanks.
[n/a] -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. @ 131.111.245.180 | 15-Nov-02/9:46 AM | Reply
"a hollow shell
where a proud man once stood"

How pithily that speaks of mine own experiences. Oh beloved prawne! How I miss you!
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