04-12-2026, 03:38 AM
(04-12-2026, 03:31 AM)wasellajam Wrote:Speaking of the play. I will say I don't hate the idea of a masked earworm. Since we're dressing up the past, and its earworm of a hum also has an acting role, there's no reason it (the earworm) shouldn't swing by the dressing room on the way to the stage and throw on a mask.(04-12-2026, 03:18 AM)Truerenigma Wrote:Never hurts to try an edit, the play’s the thing, thanks for something to think about.(04-12-2026, 03:09 AM)wasellajam Wrote: Thanks, True.Oh it's just my opinion. I have often been wrong, especially about earworms. lol ; )
Maybe your earworms don't wear masks but mine are sneaky fuckers, ofter with hidden identities.But I get what you're saying about jumbled metaphors. Is it my fault the past is such an asshole and a sloppy poet to boot? (um, yes, I guess it is)
And sometimes, not often, I'd like to slap the past silly, but I hear you, gonna take the poem and reshuffle with your comments in mind, see what happens.
Really appreciate the read, thought and crit !!!!
The undercurrent is really the main thing throwing off the metaphor there.


But I get what you're saying about jumbled metaphors. Is it my fault the past is such an asshole and a sloppy poet to boot? (um, yes, I guess it is)