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connor-the hopeful one

metallic, mindless, i search for a field
to learn earth like a butterfly or bee.
i yearn for an oak trees rippling shield
to pick fruit, learning love, a weight in me.
in society i’m stuck, a window
a glass eye, lacking cornea and art.
i’ve heard of that never-ending meadow
i hear rebirth, the quickly beating heart.
truth is a waterfall, drowning all hope
my lungs have collapsed in its hurried tears
in attempt to concur without a rope.
we are motherless now and it appears
to rest in blissful blowing grass, means death
hopeful ones search for fields, release your breath.

















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sonnet without meter,
well there is ten syllables in each line.
ababcdcdefefgg rhyme scheme.

give me something that isn't fluffy.

peace to all ~flight
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  • vertigo beat
    May 27, 2008
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    -on the contest page: sonnet. You don't have to use meter, because I personally cannot do it, but I do expect a 10 syllable, abab, cdcd, efef, gg, Shakespearean style sonnet. Only one sonnet.

    -my lungs have collapsed, multiple times, beneath it’s hurried tears
    its

    well done.


    • flight
      May 27, 2008
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      oh my goodness. you just saved my ass.



      phew.
      peace to all ~flight


  • Tangled Angle
    May 25, 2008
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    The ending makes me more sense now. :]


  • Tangled Angle
    May 24, 2008

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    i really liked it until the very end - the last two lines totally threw me off -- like i didnt think that's where you were going. not that there isn't anything wrong with a twist, but it just felt out of place to me. [this is likely because i did not understand it].

    the use of 'star' seemed random to me, considering there was no astronomical theme throughout the poem.

    The cutting necks concept seemed -- I don't know, that is the particular detail that threw me off.

    Maybe if you tell me what it means, my opinion would change.

    But other than that, great stuff.



    • flight
      May 25, 2008
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      i redid the ending, it's better now i think.
      peace to all ~flight

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