09-21-2021, 10:18 PM
(09-20-2021, 03:22 PM)DJesters Wrote: She said she’s higher than she’s ever been; might consider colon instead of semi- here if the next line is consequence of this one.A nice little poem with some further-reaching implications. The speaker, for example, compares him?self to God, and also implies a very interesting story - that God was blinded to Lucifer's impending treachery (or just rebellion) by L's star-of-morning beauty.
I put her in the clouds.
Was it love or all the drugs?
Still trying to figure it all out.
I used to think she was an angel, I'd not use a comma here
but looking at it now
even the devil got his start
as a helper to the crown. perhaps remove "a." This is quite subtle; might capitalize "crown."
There might’ve been some signs
that she wasn’t who she seemed might remove "that"
but I think we’ve all been blinded
by pretty little things.
That may be over-reading, but the poem's well enough done to support it.
Non-practicing atheist

