Guest foxglove4543 Posted August 30, 2002 Report Posted August 30, 2002 Waves of fury start to rise Tsunamis of epic size Molten lava bubbles thus Howling tempest will not pass Loathing, contempt extend claws Hatred shows its devious jaws Anguish wails a tragic song Inner sanctum weeps of wrong Whirling in a frenzied state Half-resigned to heartless Fate Forlorn eyes in search of peace Spying for a swift release Tension, pressure starts to pile Stagg'ring on with mirthless smile Ripping free from tentacles Drifting off without paddles Ploughing on; no time to rest Staking life to win this test One more day in jungle land Wond'ring when this hell will end.
Gwaihir Posted August 31, 2002 Report Posted August 31, 2002 I like, mind if it gets put in the banquet hall though? ---------- I want to be page 93 of Pineapples, the Avian Crows-Nyyark
Guest foxglove4543 Posted August 31, 2002 Report Posted August 31, 2002 I don't mind. Is there some rule that different types of writing must be placed in specific rooms, rhough? (Sorry, I'm new here and not aware of any rules )
Nyyark Posted August 31, 2002 Report Posted August 31, 2002 after each of the room names there is a description of what goes in them on the main screen. Its in non-bold text, so its kinda hard to notice. *coughwhynotboldthosekeywordscough* good poem btw I look forward to more.
Guest opesopacus Posted September 2, 2002 Report Posted September 2, 2002 i like it... there's a quality of pilling up and a sense of desperation and suffocation... what i'll feel come tomorow.
Guest Lord Seth Exodus Posted September 5, 2002 Report Posted September 5, 2002 Bravo! I like it very much. The point is made quite well. Stress often grips me, needlessly or not, and I can relate, and I do see truth in what you have written. Though, just my thought on the rhyme, and I'm no critic so forgive me, but it seems rather broken by the end of the first, fourth and fifth stanzas. Actually, it's just more that rhyme doesn't occure there. But, that's just my thought, and I like the poem very much. I look forward to more of your works. Sincerely, Lord Seth Exodus Initiate of The Pen
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