09-28-2014, 05:30 PM
i can see you're aiming for brevity with the piece but in this instance i think more can be better. ( i know i suggested some word cuts but i'm on about actual content) i don't actually get how old people are grumpy from the poem, as an od person i know how or why i'm grumpy. my irratic heartbeat bangs out for a pacemaker, the gap where my tooth used to be isn't healing and my jaw is playing kill the bastard with my brain. the grand kids are screaming and i want to commit what ever kind cide it is that grandads do to grand kids. the 1st stanza gives me something but i want more, i want an image to start me off
(09-27-2014, 08:38 PM)brandontoh Wrote: Why Old People Are Grumpy
Sentiments
will transcend is will needed?
into legends
or mere fiction,
if it isn't if they haven't
already.
But the loss is [the] needed?
and grief
are real,
and the 'peace',
our ignorance
of history.
No one left
to remember it
soon,
how cockiness
left everything
ruined.
