06-08-2010, 01:05 PM
(06-07-2010, 05:48 PM)billy Wrote: for me, the honeyed in amorphous honeyed thought feels a bit of a misnomer as honeyed defines the amorphous. (even though it would lack any shape per say)Wow, didn't occur to me that I was being redundant...food for thought. Thanks.
i do love the way you extend the thread of honey into the sting
for me it feels like;
(06-07-2010, 05:48 PM)billy Wrote: Integrity is standing at my guard is a little forced in order to fit into the acrosticity of the poem. (hey, i just made up a new word)Ah, so you felt that too ^^; I've been trying to think of other lines for that. Also: NEW WORD FTW!!!
(06-07-2010, 05:48 PM)billy Wrote: the language feels a little haughty and may help with some juxtaposition of your choosing.Any suggestions for juxtapositions?

(06-07-2010, 05:48 PM)billy Wrote: i really enjoyed the 2nd stanzaI enjoyed writing that bit too
specially this part;
Great minds have moved, removed me
Enchanted, inked and stilled
My time

(06-07-2010, 05:48 PM)billy Wrote: as always, your a pleasure to read. hard to decipher but definitely a pleasure to read. thanksI'm happy that you read it too, and yes, this poem is kind of personal that way.
i had to inquire about the rat you fink and i love it.
i asked your sister and was told....wait for it ....you were born in the year of the rat. which makes the actual caps of the acrostic deliciously delish

(06-08-2010, 12:24 PM)addy Wrote: You really do make the best opening lines. A little sad, yet very fascinating. As usual hard to critique, since your form's pretty much perfectThanks for reading and the comment, you adorable flatterer

Amusingly enough, you can thank our high school speech teacher (Ma'am Abad) for my obsession with opening lines. She insists that a good opening line invites people to listen to the rest of a speech. I guess I just want people to read the rest of my poem.
And only you would recognize and comment on melancholy undercurrent. I appreciate that.
