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Princess of the Elves
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Beautiful

Wow. Both poems are breathtaking. You are so good at expressing emotion. As I was reading them I could feel what you were feeling. You have an amazing gift with words. My psychic abilities sense that there are more poems in your future.


Posted on 2011-06-30 at 20:06:14.

Chessicfayth
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*smiles*

Thank you for the compliment, Princess, but mine disagree with yours. And we know how that usually goes.


Posted on 2011-06-30 at 20:15:00.

Chessicfayth
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asdf

shameless bump here

would like some comments on these either way if no1 minds.... just so i kno people are seeing them


Posted on 2011-07-03 at 06:33:58.

Celtia
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Deep.

I find myself having to swallow. I am not usually a person of poetry, though I understand and have felt the desire to write my own on occasion, often in what I suspect were similar circumstances to yours.

Your poetry is excellent. Very direct, but clean in its own way, and certainly moving.

God Bless you, and good luck with everything.


Posted on 2011-07-03 at 11:10:08.

Tuned_Out
Khash Munee
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Finally finding words.

Your work hit a feel sensitive nerves and left me speechless.
Particularly the sense of rise and fall. The drastic change from the first poem to the end of the second.

It hit me hard. I can relate far too well...

They are very well written; that you found the words to convey such meaning... they are beautiful.

Cheers Chess.


Posted on 2011-07-03 at 16:20:20.

Chessicfayth
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um.... wow....

thanks for the comments guys... im glad people pulled something from this


Posted on 2011-07-05 at 01:53:00.

YeOlde
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applauds

Very good… I liked the second one better… I have distaste for rhyming prose… but the second one I liked… I ‘felt’ the emotion more clearly… if that made sense…

I have a question though… are these poems supposed to be religious in nature? I notice the mention of God and Lord in both… not that I am opposed to that.. just wondering is all…

Overall.. very nice!


Posted on 2011-07-05 at 16:31:56.
Edited on 2011-07-05 at 16:32:24 by YeOlde

Chessicfayth
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in answer....

while i see how it could be taken as such, it was not my intention when writing them


Posted on 2011-07-05 at 22:00:33.

Eol Fefalas
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Nice!

Probably not the exact right word, there, but, as others have said already, both pieces were very moving, Chess. Each evoked a bit of "misery" counterbalanced with a touch of "faith," I think... A candle in the dark kind of thing, perhaps?

Keep it up, mate... Always love to see stuff like this and have my emotions stirred by what you other Innmates come up with... well done.


Posted on 2011-07-13 at 14:41:16.

Pit F(r)iend
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Well, well. . .

First off, it's terribly brave of you (or really anyone) to post your work here for us all to see, so kudos off the bat!

The first poem seemed a bit simple to me at first especially with its repetitive nature and singular rhyme scheme. With a few more readings I did grow to like it more and came to see it fitting in very nicely as something a bard would recite (complete with lyre accompaniment) to a lady at the behest of a gentleman seeking to woo her. Probably very far off from your intent, but that was my impression.

Now, the second one was immediately more engrossing. Is the speaker arguing with God there? I think we've all been there at least once in our lives, and you captured/expressed that rather well.

Post more, please!


Posted on 2011-07-16 at 09:38:49.

Jing
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153 Posts


*tear*

I literally have one. xD

T'was so very nice, I really enjoy reading your work. You make me want to post some of my own here. ^^


Posted on 2011-07-16 at 10:57:43.

   
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