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Crowning Achievement (Free verse) by MrsGretchen
The crowning achievement to a lifes work was the downfall and murders of those who broke first He screams at the walls Please set me free. I performed a service for purity It is not yours to judge me I answer to my god and for him I toiled years caught evil, gained scars I ache at the memories and the horrors like you Yes I would still perform them I would give my due Please set me loose there is more to be done Do you realize you'll be killing too When midnight is done If I could I would make you all understand that some people deserve to die, I am who I am a man My crowning achievements Have you deceived I am more than a killer I set people free

Up the ladder: Im Sorry
Down the ladder: Robotic Plague

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Arithmetic Mean: 4.5
Weighted score: 4.9403987
Overall Rank: 9050
Posted: July 7, 2003 9:33 AM PDT; Last modified: July 7, 2003 9:33 AM PDT
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[n/a] richa @ 81.86.236.252 | 7-Jul-03/11:04 AM | Reply
you shouldn't veer from your rhyme schem as in verse 4 it is off putting.

quite vague really and not anchored to anything

the first verse sets the intention well and I like the half-rhyme years and scars though
[7] horus8 @ 24.126.113.154 | 7-Jul-03/12:38 PM | Reply
Better.
[8] SupremeDreamer @ 204.31.168.51 | 7-Jul-03/7:49 PM | Reply
I really like this poem alot. It is written well, but theres lots of room for improvement. blessed with 8.
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