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| single | 22-Apr-2003 | opinion | Wicksy | by votes | 50 | 7 | 60.6% |
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| User | Comment |
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| Dino | posted 23-Apr-2003 11:08am |
| Maarten | posted 23-Apr-2003 11:16am The 'rhythm' is not very good. But the message of the poem is. |
| Jody | posted 23-Apr-2003 11:20am I think it's great for a first poem! And the most important thing is to have it be from the heart. Did you share it with her? Did she like it? Did she cry? Did you lose her in the mountains of Vancouver? And what about Naomi? Enquiring minds want to know! |
| anonymous | posted 23-Apr-2003 11:40am It's full of too many predictable ryhmes and crap. It's a nice thought, sounds like someone is really in love with someone else. But I don't like love poems much unless they're a bit more creative....know what I mean? |
| Wicksy | (reply to Jody) posted 23-Apr-2003 12:04pm Naomi? |
| Iseult | posted 23-Apr-2003 12:06pm I'm not too keen on love poems, and poems that generally lack talk about death, gore, antichrist, and all the other atrocities, but it's good. |
| Biggles | posted 23-Apr-2003 12:24pm I like the last stanza (especially "I really can't lose her/In the mountains of Vancouver"), but I'm not too keen on the rest. The rhyme scheme you've used makes it feel a little forced. I think it would work a lot better as a song than a poem. |
| anoddoblivion | posted 23-Apr-2003 12:46pm I don't know. |
| Jody | (reply to Wicksy) posted 23-Apr-2003 1:34pm Way back in the 70's there was a television show for children on PBS called The Electric Company. It was the next step in reading for kids after they outgrew Sesame Street. There was a soap opera spoof on The Electric Company called Love Of Chair. At the end, as with many old-time soap operas, there were all those questions - Would Jay ever sit on the chair? Who was behind the door? - and at the end there would be another question... And what about Naomi?. The funny part was there was never a Naomi in any of the Love Of Chair episodes, so it was always kind of a running gag. But every time I ask dramatic questions, I have to add that at the end. It just seems right. |
| Hyena | posted 23-Apr-2003 3:26pm it's good. did it come to you easily? sometimes I have phrases of a poem that come into my head - and sometimes I even jot it down. was writing this poem something spontaneous like that for you? Also, it was wierd for me because I live in Vancouver so I got creeped out for a second. |
| CarolL | (reply to Dino) posted 23-Apr-2003 3:44pm OK, I'll write a poem just for you. BRB |
| juliw | posted 23-Apr-2003 5:40pm I love it! It is absolutely beautiful! |
| mandy | posted 23-Apr-2003 6:34pm First of all I must applaud the fact that you had the courage to write such a heartfelt poem and then put it up for public scrutiny. I enjoyed seeing "inside" you, as this poem shows that you have a warm and tender heart, a loving spirit and the courage to express your feelings without being afraid of seeming weak. Many many men could never put these kind of things into words the way you have and even if they could they might feel afraid to share them with anyone. Bravo! We get to see alot of your humor and cheekiness in your comments here at SC so it is cool to see there is this serious passionate and emotional stuff going on underneath too, this poem proves that you're definitely not just another pretty face I love poetry and I am particularly drawn to poems about love and loss. My very favourite poem ever is Neutral Tones by Thomas Hardy. It is a poem that paints a picture with words, it doesn't even rhyme, but it flows and has rhythm. I'd love to see you go on to write more poems. Remember to keep pouring your insides out without fear and remember that if it doesn't rhyme at all it is ok. Well Done! |
| dora | posted 23-Apr-2003 8:48pm Not very good.It could maybe be an okay song with beautiful music and you sing very well,but as a poem-not good. I liked the feeling-the technique isn't there yet-but that's the first one right? I'm pretty harsh when I judge stuff.If I say not very good it doesn't mean it sucks or that you have to forget about poetry-just that it can be MUCH better. |
| Ellipsis | posted 23-Apr-2003 9:40pm Eh. |
| CarolL | (reply to Dino) posted 23-Apr-2003 10:17pm Perched on my heart of stone I watch the endless horizon There is nothing to catch my eye No wave, no wind, no hope |
| Dino | (reply to CarolL) posted 24-Apr-2003 4:06am Fantastic! I loved that! No really, I did! |
| Wicksy | (reply to Jody) posted 24-Apr-2003 4:18am This poem was not about anyone in particular. I wrote it on the plane coming back from Vancouver. I sat down and the words just rolled out onto the paper. It really was a song from the heart! |
| Wicksy | (reply to Hyena) posted 24-Apr-2003 4:20am Yeah, it came to me quickly! It probably took me 30 min in all to finish it You live in Vancouver? Thats why I wrote your city in it because I was just coming back from a holiday there! |
| Wicksy | (reply to juliw) posted 24-Apr-2003 4:21am You do!! Ah, thanks a lot, I really appreciate it! |
| Wicksy | (reply to mandy) posted 24-Apr-2003 4:25am Thanks babe, I enjoyed reading your comments on my poems! In fact, I always read your comments on any survey. In fact, I only read your comments and no-one elses!! Actually, there is 1 other person's I read! Anyway, thanks mandy, you're the best! xx |
| CarolL | (reply to Dino) posted 24-Apr-2003 6:55am More your style, I think Thanks xo |
| ROCKMAN | posted 24-Apr-2003 10:32am I'm not really into poems. |
| wolfchik9 | posted 24-Apr-2003 10:34am I like it alot. It's full of emotion, passion, and uninhibited. |
| Wicksy | (reply to wolfchik9) posted 24-Apr-2003 10:40am Thanks, I appreciate it!! |
| juliw | (reply to Wicksy) posted 24-Apr-2003 5:38pm You're welcome! (I hope you read MY comments, though!) |
| mandy | (reply to Wicksy) posted 24-Apr-2003 6:53pm *kiss kiss kiss* |
| pterodactyl | posted 25-Apr-2003 1:27am Not very good. Doesn't have anything unique to say, and doesn't say it in a unique way. Lose the sing-song rhyme, and fix the punctuation, too. |
| Wicksy | (reply to juliw) posted 25-Apr-2003 4:09am MY comments though???? |
| Hyena | (reply to Wicksy) posted 25-Apr-2003 4:36pm What did you think of Vancouver(you can tell me the bad, too)? I know people come on vacation here, but what would attract you to come here? Was it unusual for you to jot down a poem? |
| juliw | (reply to Wicksy) posted 25-Apr-2003 6:00pm I thought you said you only read Mandy's comments and the comments of one other person. |
| Wicksy | (reply to juliw) posted 26-Apr-2003 6:01am Ah yes, but surveys that I create, I read all the comments! |
| Wicksy | (reply to Hyena) posted 26-Apr-2003 6:02am I have cousins in Vancouver so that's why I went there! I liked it but the weather is worse than England. Constant raining! It was very unusual for me to jot down a poem but on the flight back, it just came out!! |
| juliw | (reply to Wicksy) posted 26-Apr-2003 3:14pm OIC!! |
| mudd0909 | posted 27-Apr-2003 2:37pm I give you credit. I couldn't write poems, but it does need a little bit of work. |
| mudd0909 | (reply to Jody) posted 27-Apr-2003 2:39pm Talk about not having an exciting life and getting all up in his :) |
| Jody | (reply to mudd0909) posted 28-Apr-2003 9:11am Yeah, I don't have much of an exciting life, but at least I'm busy. As an old friend used to say, "Bored....traumatized....bored...traumatized...at least I won't be bored!" |
| sonikJ | posted 28-Apr-2003 11:09pm Love it. You're not bad at all...keep up the good work! |
| Wicksy | (reply to sonikJ) posted 29-Apr-2003 4:36am Thanks!! |
| MssAmericat | (reply to Wicksy) posted 29-Apr-2003 10:28pm IMO I do not believe in keeping with what others say a poem should consist of...poetry is what comes from inside ourselves...and should be written how ever we think it, feel it, see it.....thank you for sharing part of yourself! |
| Wicksy | (reply to MssAmericat) posted 30-Apr-2003 4:27am Thanks |
| MssAmericat | (reply to Wicksy) posted 30-Apr-2003 8:17pm Your welcome! and look forward reading any others you would share with us!! |
| Wicksy | (reply to MssAmericat) posted 1-May-2003 4:15am Well, not sure when the next one will be but I will share it with you lot when I eventually write it |
| MssAmericat | (reply to Wicksy) posted 2-May-2003 5:16am Nice to hear ....I know for me I can't always just write one at the spur of the moment, some have to be inspired. |
| Icarus | posted 14-Feb-2010 5:47pm I think it was quite good. Well done! |
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I also thought it was too romantic for my cold heart.
But I respect your passion that motivated you to write this.