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Anarchia
You bring me to beginnings
not necessarily new
not necessarily pleasant
Note: i really need your advice on the first line. it doesn't sound right.
not necessarily new
not necessarily pleasant
Note: i really need your advice on the first line. it doesn't sound right.
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Re: Anarchia
23rd Jun 2013 5:31pm
Opheliac.
Not sure it'll help, but sometimes I'll throw an 'and at the start of the first line to see how that'll sound or read:
and you'll bring me to beginnings
not necessarily new
not necessarily pleasant
Something to ponder on anyway, I s'pose with that change of word it brings the poem into.more of a prediction than a statement.
good stuff here missus as per, shine like an arc light :)
Not sure it'll help, but sometimes I'll throw an 'and at the start of the first line to see how that'll sound or read:
and you'll bring me to beginnings
not necessarily new
not necessarily pleasant
Something to ponder on anyway, I s'pose with that change of word it brings the poem into.more of a prediction than a statement.
good stuff here missus as per, shine like an arc light :)
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re: Re: Anarchia
27th Jun 2013 6:29pm
Re: Anarchia
24th Jun 2013 00:01am
Perhaps removing the fullstop after 'beginnings' would make it flow differently? I don't know, but I enjoyed it as it stands anyway
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re: Re: Anarchia
27th Jun 2013 6:32pm
Re: Anarchia
27th Jun 2013 10:13am
Re: Anarchia
27th Jun 2013 4:05pm
the "you" focus pouring on strong, smells of love , though me here Ophie! cos, its only that which causes any motion, call it a chaos or a breeze or pain. the title reflects this in manifolds..just feeling a panacea for idle loveless state. your words causes some sorta revelation within me as ever. keep writing.
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re: Re: Anarchia
27th Jun 2013 6:33pm
Re: Anarchia
27th Jul 2013 6:24pm
Re: Anarchia
Anonymous
6th Aug 2013 00:25am
the "you" in bringing new beginnings implies what? I assumed it was a man....but then I am reading things into your poetry....Maybe the other way of seeing it is to see that the person who brings new beginnings to you are part of a larger sphere of events....cause and effect are only probabilities
my 2 cents
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re: Re: Anarchia
6th Aug 2013 1:59pm