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Spilling Ink

Spilling ink,
  creating works
    of heartfelt emotions.

Not for money
  but beautiful craft,
    we give our devotions.

It's in the blood.
  Our very souls,
    pouring out word's ocean.

We birth each line,
  with labored breath
    to express such notions.


Cut by critiques,
  blunt and biting.
    Our hearts singed by fire.

A poets lot,
  is hardened road,
    which we do aspire.

Never,no,
  will we ever make
    riches to retire.

Still that quill,
  must paper etch,
    with words meant to inspire.
   


 














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  • AsIThink gold member
    October 25, 2008

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    I enjoyed this so much. And the back ground is silky move. The flow of this and its rhyming worked nicely for me. I can easily appreciate the message and can see how you could give words to your thoughts as well as you have here. I don't usually ask other writers these sorts of questions (or make the type of suggestion), but in second-to-last stanza, third line: '...which we do aspire" what to you think of:
    "to which we aspire"? Just a thought though...I like it as it is but that thought occurred to me that's all.

    AsIThink...


  • GizmoFox
    October 9, 2008
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    And your words do insipre. Once again a very nicely done. Thank you!


  • Dark Whispers
    February 7, 2008

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    Im not too crazy about the repition in the poem, I don't think that it needs it, i like how the poemwas written in unrhymed tercets, and the meaning of poem was clear and conscise, great write


    • starwing
      February 10, 2008
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      hi sweetie, am a bit con-fuddled dabout the repetition you mention in your critique. Uhm are you talking about the rhyme scheme? Send me a note and let me know. ... peace and harmony... desi


  • blondone
    February 3, 2008

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    Yea this is great love the first stanza brings a grand flow of emotions and I find the honest sets the words free

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