09-30-2012, 02:13 PM
(09-30-2012, 01:23 PM)Lightbaron Wrote: used to hang my hati like how you thought about the layout; it works for me. while the title and the content use a cliche of a rather large proportion, it's done so in a new way. and it's feels like that was the intent so it's good to go for me.
on what I thought
were good stories
now, far from sober you haven't used grammar so why start here, why not give them separate lines and lose the comma?
but not that particular sick how about italics as bold doesn't travel well should it be copied and pasted
I see a singular
well-worn tale
a different city
another bad-write woman
me, asleep again on the floor
all floors everywhere reach the same height it's clever and funny but it feels a little gimmicky.
still
I am leading that same pony
with lame knees
through towns where my credit's no good
too broke
to buy even the shadow of a dazzle
too weak
to shoot that poor horse
I first learned the retroactive lesson
when I heard my paintings cry
laid to rest too long
dying
but I loved them well enough
to slam a four pound sledge
through canvas
sheetrock and security deposit
art is big enough
to remove walls i like this as an image and as an insight. the painting alluding to the walls removal is solid. i'm sure it wasn't intended but the graffiti on the berlin wall comes to mind.
but life is not
it's too small
with its molehill desires
making mountains of habit i like the reworking of an old cliche
just steep enough
to strip a gun from a mans hand man's
making an old horse this ties in well with the title and
march on
in misery
i like the line
not that particular sick
because it sounds like someone in denial. most of my scribbles about are really small nits to ponder. i enjoyed the piece a lot.
thanks for the read.
