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Confused

The already fine line
between comedy and tragedy
is disintegrating
And as desperately as I try to save it
I can only destroy it faster
I'm losing hold
of everything

Complications becoming
so much more frequent
and then
Secondary colors
are added to the primaries
'til I'm color-blind all together
What was so wrong
with simplicity?

Author notes

I'm ladyhelenaofsorrows

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  • ToxicSuicide
    January 10
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    Thank you for entering my contests! And good luck!
    ~ToxicSuicide.


  • morgana raven Greeters member
    December 27, 2008
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    I agree with my co judge *points to film noir* great write.
    thanks for entering.
    Laura


  • film noir
    December 24, 2008

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    This is my favorite bit:

    The already fine line
    between comedy and tragedy
    is disintigrating

    I think you meant 'disintegrating'.

    I wonder what was going through your mind when you wrote this.

    I liked the whole colored theme in the last stanza.

    I most certainly felt something when reading this.

    Best of luck in the Contest!

    - Aly


  • Cimbolic
    December 22, 2008

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    Fantastic. You told me you aren't much of a poet, but I think you're mistaking poetry with something else. The couple of writes I've read of yours are short and simple, but you're still coherant in your message and they've been something I can relate to and empathise with. If you can make the reader think or feel something, then you've done well. Things were easier to understand when I was a kid, when things were simple. This makes me question the effects of age, as if my logic and reason has been so distorted by the abundance of trial through time.

    I'm not sure what kind of criticism I can give you. It's good. I like how you talked about seperate colors interfering with your stability and basically destroying the depiction of life. The only thing I think would make this better is if you added more to it. This is genuine and heart felt. I like it like that.


  • Simone Brooklyn
    December 22, 2008
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    Wow! This is great! You have a way with words! Thank you for entering my contest.

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