Diamonds
cluster
night
skies
Gold
moon
beams
stream
trapeze
rope
balance
Angels
Wings
spread
guard
souls
cohabitants
watch
beauty's
show
indigenousness
flares
explosion's
languor
lighting
velvet
canvas
painting
brush's
impulsiveness
sprinkling
colors
stars
collision
flames
illuminance
atmosphere
quilts
wave
encompassment
eternities
requisition
justice
signified
Space
aerials
galactic
parade
slumbers
silence
night's
vision
Author notes
I will be back to rework this. This is a lot harder than it seems.
Written November 9th, 2005
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A contest entry
- Asylum Smiles and Exercising Creativity (contest) by Violet Moodswing.
300 points, ended November 12, 2005, 2 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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Wow, you did it!!! I think you've nailed it!! *Bravo*
Ok, I'm tired of reading now... LOL!
I applaud this one too! Like Yippee Yi Yay!!
Yertweetyness
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Wonderfully done. Who would have thought such vivid imagery could come from a string of nouns
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You were correct and actually trapezed was not even a word lol! I am always trying to make up my own language. So, I changed it to trapeze and painted to painting. I found a few others that did not show up as nouns in my dictionary as well. So I changed those also and reworked the poem a little bit.
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Not sure what the contest calls for..but this is really a great write. Will have to check it out to get the full understanding. Best wishes in the contest.
Sam
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trapezed, painted
I know you are still working on it, but these were the 2 words that I couldn't find a noun definition for. While I could agree that putting the in front of either of them would definately denote noun usage. If you can find a definition that lists either of these words as noun, then copy and paste it into a comment here. If not, you might consider changing --trapezed to trapeze and painted to paint or painter. Very nice imagery. Gives us a picture to think on.
I will stop by again later to see what changes you make
. Very well done though.
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