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truth or fallacy

Indecision
caught between reality
and something more...

Plastic poise
swept along
in a whirlpool of greed

maybe?

The perfect face
in troubled waters
wondering through life in a dream

Is it really feathers
and pretty souls

or something else
the eyes fail to see?

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  • notorious gold member
    January 1, 2008

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    God, I'm beginning to get envious with a second reading of another superb poem. =)

    I'm not sure if it was intentional, but falicy is really spelled "fallacy" (BTW, adore that word...it sounds so magical, even if its definition isn't that glamorous. I mean, it's so much better than the "lie").

    Okay, and the real review...

    The first stanza about indecision is very poignant--I usually think of indecision as "Do I want the original or cinnamon pretzel?", but you made indecision that much more...well, poetic, I think is the right (if repetitive) choice of word!

    "whirlpool of greed"
    Loved that phrasing, and the visual I got with it. And I have to say, I think I swim in those waters a bit too often! XD

    The tentatively phrased maybe (with the question mark, which makes it that much more significant) was really nice too.

    "The perfect face
    in troubled waters"
    I'll be honest here. I really loved that phrasing "the perfect face", but I have no idea what those two lines mean, at the risk of sounding like a complete moron.

    I loved that you ended the poem with a question mark, and also how the last two lines are all in lowercase, as a contrast to the beginning, where 'indecision was in uppercase. Another awesome poem.


  • Sandra R Reynolds gold member
    January 1, 2008
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    Excellent

    Great write I like "The perfect face
    in troubled waters
    wondering through life in a dream