Acerbic tongues
come to naught,
I
knew
one;
under
an oath of silence
died
of asphyxiation...
Author notes
Prompt: Asphyxiation (suffocation)
I have argued about its(poem) structure for a long time and I am totally spent, so I am not going to bother with changing it cause I have run out of energy. Hope you get what it means!!
Better do! 
Enjoy!
A contest entry
- Short pieces - Prewrites Allowed. Bring the good stuff! by Amunet Wolfbane.
1000 points, ended April 1, 2008, 58 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Prewrite Mania 3 by Celticmoon.
800 points, ended May 27, 2008, 49 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Short Poems by Pollycheck.
450 points, ended May 26, 2008, 179 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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interesting,
i think the short length definitely takes away from the potential of this piece but what you have here is nice.
good writing and write on!
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That's the whole point! It's supposed to be a witty thought in 16 words!
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This is a rather interesting piece. I can say that it left my mind to stop and think for a moment and that is something I enjoy very much. Thank you for entering. Best of luck to you.
Blessings
Bel
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Thank you entering my short poems contest. I think that this write is just pure genius. You can be proud of this one.
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Im really torn about my feelings towards this entry in such a way that although I like the feel of it overall, the structure of it throws me off a bit
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Hmmm... can see how that could happen. It's definitely different in its structure.
No worries. Read another poem of mine then !!! LOL 
Peace...
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Excellent, truly a great piece. I wouldn't alter anything about it to be honest with you. Very strong.
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Thanks
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This is a really good piece, you have used the 16 words well, good job
Thank you for taking the time to enter this contest, wishing you the best of luck
Karen -
Asphyxiation is the word of the day I think. You did a great job with the prompt you chose. I hope you do well in the contest.
Kelli -
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Thanks. I hope so too!
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