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Post by Poetic License on Aug 31, 2006 5:02:05 GMT -5
As the sun sets in the West like a smooth corruption of fantasy breaking on the shores of a mans boot as he passes through the corner of life in a coarse, soft plague, of apple reisin And the mountains lie wet in coral reef stricken by an attack of, theoretical damage pounding upon the door like the wreckage of the Pacific dripping down a hole in the bathroom floor.
In the poem it rolls, it rolls, it rolls.
And alas, the man is left standing alone talking with the West wind, about, nothing imparticular, and the ways of men and elves, and the movements in the east of the great armies of nothing parading around breaking everything with emptiness. And all the while you can't take what you like from an all borne grace sitting high in the trees, waiting, waiting.
In the poem it rolls, it rolls, it rolls, it stops. Dead on the spot.
Well, isn't that a wierd poem. basically it is just a group of words, strung together. But I like it. (oh, and it was me who wrote it, in case you were wondering)
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Post by Darrell on Aug 31, 2006 5:04:32 GMT -5
ahh, umm, yeah, I kinda forgot to log on when I posted this So yeah, umm, now i feel like an idiot...
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Post by Dhodrimme Rualanna on Aug 31, 2006 11:16:20 GMT -5
Ah, so that was you who posted that *laughs slightly* It's alright, no worries.... and an interesting poem, a little confusing, perhaps, but then again, I wasn't much for understanding complicated statements..... like all those small writings on bills, bank statements and whatnot.... *chuckles* Excellent none the less
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Post by Eleniel on Sept 23, 2006 6:10:12 GMT -5
Aww, most interesting Darrell. It makes me want to hear more. It's like there is a whole story behind that is hinted but never more than that, which rouses my curiousity! Also the lines about the poem is an interesting effect, gives an impression of a story teller trying to keep the audience's attention. *smiles*
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