12-05-2012, 01:59 PM 
	
	
	
		Hi Bizzy,
I would like to see this properly punctuated. The caps beginning each line don't work, especially when you use commas and semicolons. What I'm saying is, the punctuation does a disservice to the poem. Liked 'heart sore.'
gemini
	
	
	
I would like to see this properly punctuated. The caps beginning each line don't work, especially when you use commas and semicolons. What I'm saying is, the punctuation does a disservice to the poem. Liked 'heart sore.'

gemini
(11-30-2012, 07:15 AM)Bizzy Wrote: I have always loved poetry & written quite a few. Friends think they are fine but then they would! Hoping for some constructive ideas on direction, technique etc.
Heart in mouth - here goes ..............
Ending
Don’t look at me that way:
Turn your red-rimmed,
Tear-brimmed,
Eyes to mine;
It was nothing more than
A passing thing,
Brief fling,
Killing time.
Neither one was meant to
Have a heart sore,
Want more,
Love defined
You accuse me of a
Breach of trust,
Just lust,
That’s my crime.
See my guilty verdict
In your red-rimmed
Tear-brimmed
Eyes on mine.

