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Road to Nowhere

The dark lonely path I follow,
slowly going,
Nowhere.

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  • J Macabre gold member
    May 5
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    I love ones like this...s few words but it says so much...and most times leaves you thinking.


  • Jillybean128
    July 19, 2008

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    I like the feelings I get when reading this...as dark as they may be. I think the use of nowhere as a final line really packs a great punch. If this is truely how you are feeling...I hope things get better for you

    ~Jillybean128

  • WritingWretch silver member
    July 19, 2008
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    Haiku is best when

    image and tone are the devices used as a means of expression.


  • DogFish silver member
    July 13, 2008

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    I like Azure's suggestion for you. The lonly resignation of your poem lends itself well to haiku, in my mind. But I think that your accent should be placed on the environment that evokes your feelings rather than on the emotions themslves.There is plenty of feeling in these few lines, i think what they need is a clearer landscape to frame them.

  • DogFish silver member
    July 13, 2008
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    ...better than going nowhere fast!


  • azure85 gold member
    July 8, 2008

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    I walk this dark lonely path
    To my destination,
    Nowhere.

    A haiku contain sets of images, that allows the reader to interpret feelings and emotions. Your lines are statements-and could be rewritten in other ways to bring out the feelings expressed.

    along the dark path
    footsteps
    leading nowhere

    There are lots of ways you can rework this, with the same depth of feeling. You may revise as often as you desire until the closing. Thank you so much.

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