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Click here"She was a nice girl, a proper girl,
but one of the roving kind" - Guy Mitchell song
Heartily throw warm this round
fair shoulders
surrounding interwound foreground
small boulders
Daughter descend defend
demand
and send
down loaders
Countermand as planned
orders be damned
understand and land
hear it
Resounding new
found and profound
on-the-ground
Spirit
Pinging ringing dinging singing
orotund and jocund
rotund gerund
fecund stunned
infatuation
Airbag bounced, Sleepy
Hollow
exploration, expectation, excavation
innovation
Assess GPS address
depress egress with success
caress and finesse
compress excess digress
we guess obsess transgress
may Lord bless redress
exploitation
fear it
off odor
molder
Saga of a Mars Rover
(sol 1 - ?)
Interesting enough to read once but not poetic enough to read twice, at least, for me. Still very interesting and thanks for sharing.
maybe, if I'm right, the words used fit, I really had to look for the clues.
I like the sound of the words.
I would take YDD's implied advice, and moderate...
IMHO YDD is the best critic here.
So what am I saying? - I heartily agree with all below. Or put another way, this has value, but maybe requiring too much effort for the value that it has, or overpriced for the market its in.
Not only did I find substance beneath the structure, but I also enjoy those poems created of structure alone.
Please continue, Reltne.
This new poet is too word-bound to make sense.
A poem should not require a dictionary and thesaurus
to be comprehensible, much less enjoyable.
This work overuses alliteration and rhyme
in an attempt to impress.
Few here possess the interest
nor will spend the time required
to discover that unwrapped
this poem yields nothing.
It is a creation of structure not substance.
It might as well be Jabberwocky,
though never as well.
I read what it was about I thought it was an interesting rhyme scheme and some thesaurus work.
NOW
I think it's a great piece
Thank you