I finished this about 5 minutes ago, if you can't tell by the poem I'm not exactly the happiest camper right now. Anyways, tell me what you think....what you like, what you hate, whatever. I don't care as long as its constructive. I didn't want to follow any rhyme scheme, so if you notice any rhymes...its all accidental/coincidental. I am, however, proud of this poem. Tragedy A deficiency has been set in place The shortcomings of the harvest come in A tragic flaw and a mourning of a current event Catastrophic and to my disappointment An unabridged story of a broken heart I've had my place in a few But now as this failed story ends I still like the tragedy in you I've been let down This misfortune's burden heavier than the last I struggle to find an inch of hope left For a better road to happiness It's the feeling of loss that hurts And those dreams that you come back And this flood of sorrow rains down Until these feelings will lay to rest But this is something I must embrace Something that I shamefully must admit as truth Through all the shortcomings of what has been I like the tragedy in you
I can't make fun of a work of art. That was truly touching If you ever want to share poetry then feel free to p/m me.
Ironing Back, forth Back, forth Ironing for perfection Forth, back Forth, back Ironing in both directions Back, forth forth, back Ironing in the morning Forth, back Back, forth Ironing before Folding. well, I liked it
See I have a problem with sad poetry, It just doesn't do it for me, for me, poetry has to be simple and creative, while still having a deeper meaning. I think it's because too much sad poetry is just written by saps, and only saps appreciate it...the type of people that troll around deviantart.com and stuff. I hate those people.
I found that amazing. The use of trochaic (sp?) and iambic syllables was astonishing. The extended metaphor of "ironing" is what real touched me. IT shows that when we are "ironing" the creases out of our lives, we don't always know where we are headed.
My analysis: Very good execution of a tired cliche. That's just my taste in poetry though. It is well written, I'm just not into the whole "woe is me" style.
jrthebassguy this is an excellent poem..at first i got a dark felling then it was really touching..at least to me it was, unlike other replies.publish it at poetry.com @ least it will be copywrighted..they published a poem of mine a few months ago i was proud..yours is way better..
JR...that was touching. WR, did you realize you could substitute Ironing for Shagging and the poem would make complete sense? Maybe that could be a song's second verse.
How could anyone make fun of that? It's very good. I'd just like to know - what was her name? Hang in there, buddy, this will pass. Believe me. Mike