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One, two, three, four
The white snow, it calls for more
Four, three, two, one
The blood is gleaming in the sun
White, black, red, gray
Colors flash, I found my pray
Gray, red, black, white
How can my sinning feel so right?
Blind, deaf, mute, dead,
Flesh and blood, my wine and bread
Dead, mute, deaf, blind,
Incoherence is all I find.



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On Saturday December 29th, 2007, Geisha (777) writes:
Definately incoherent. Love it.


On Thursday December 27th, 2007, Aunty Depressant (720) writes:
Animal, spiritual, and psychotic...nice combo.


On Thursday December 27th, 2007, Liz (407) writes:
Yeah, this is kinda cool. But for the contest, it is too long.


On Friday December 28th, 2007, Lawless Fighter (45) writes:
I thought it said 12 lines? was i mistaken?


On Saturday December 29th, 2007, Geisha (777) writes:
I thought so too..


On Sunday December 30th, 2007, Liz (407) writes:
it was LESS THAN 12. not LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO. there is a subtle mathematical difference involving this not qualifying


On Sunday December 30th, 2007, Lawless Fighter (45) writes:
Wow that seems a little harsh. . . Idk about you but making a rhyming poem that has an odd number of lines seems like a really off-balance thing to do. .


On Wednesday January 2nd, 2008, Lawless Fighter (45) writes:
Well. . uh. . its still on the list so. . idk. . .


On Monday December 31st, 2007, Liz (407) writes:
It doesn't mean you have to write 11 lines. Just less than 12. Ten lines, or eight, or six, would have also qualified.


On Wednesday December 19th, 2007, Trigger (127) writes:
I like it, so there.


On Wednesday December 19th, 2007, Bella Butchery (1155) writes:
to help with the rhyme scheme in the future, it helps to switch up the end suffix of verbs / adjectives / and nouns.. i saw you do it alittle, so expand on it, and see what takes form, maybe you will like it more


On Wednesday December 19th, 2007, Lawless Fighter (45) writes:
I am giving this a great big "huh?" cuz frankly i dont know what you mean. . .its a simple collection of 6 couplets with four syllables in the first line and roughly 8 in the second line. . .


On Wednesday December 19th, 2007, Ainsof (1803) writes:
that's exactly what I thought when I read it... what suffixes, where. but um, maybe it was just stickin with the title?


On Wednesday December 19th, 2007, Lawless Fighter (45) writes:
This confuses me further are you agreeing with Bella or me because I see both. . .?? o_O i think i might just be really out of it tonight. . .


On Thursday December 20th, 2007, Bella Butchery (1155) writes:
In grammar, a suffix or ending is an affix which is placed at the end of a word. Common examples are case endings, which indicate the grammatical case of nouns or adjectives, and verb endings, which form the conjugation of verbs- TM wikipedia.... just constructive critisisim...


On Saturday December 29th, 2007, Lawless Fighter (45) writes:
Uh. . idk about you guys. . but. . to me if it rhymes does it really matter how its spelled?. . when i read a poem i read it out loud. . not check its spelling to be sure its gramatically correct. . i mean i appreciate the idea but. . i just dont see how that would change anything. . .


On Saturday December 29th, 2007, Ainsof (1803) writes:
I really hate to say it, but 'ind' in 'find' is not a suffix, sorry. You need to have a root word to affix a morpheme to, then you need a recognized morpheme to affix in such a way as to produce a meaningful result. For instance, the suffix 'ly' should probably not be affixed to 'find' since I don't think it produces a recognizable result. But I do appreciate the intent behind your suggestion.


On Friday December 28th, 2007, Bella Butchery (1155) writes:
g ray/p ray, d ead/br ead, bl ind/f ind..... alternating suffix's, ie- four/more, white/right, one/sun...... in one half, it was done, the other half, not... i was merely stating, it makes it simply feels more original.


On Thursday December 20th, 2007, Ainsof (1803) writes:
oh, well thanks for letting me know... what suffixes would you suggest changing? Maybe specific examples would be make your criticism more constructive?



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