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How does "Honest Doormen" on a ten beat count sound?
Honest Doormen
They don't maliciously want to harm you,
they're honest doormen with a job to do.
All they need is a sight, a sound, or thought,
any sadness that our doubts may have caught.
From upon that rode of lonely journeys,
an abundance of available keys.
They open that door where we pay our dues,
then, like it or not, we must sing the blues.
Please C/C
Here we go again, I did not delete it this time but when I made additional details, I some how duplicated the question.
OH, CRAP, I had no sooner learned how to screw up the last format, now I'm having learn how to screw up this one!
Take all of my points away, I will be glad to start over!
9 Answers
- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
I initially read your finely - metred write
at @ 5 a. m. and at that hour read it
as The Doorman being the person receiving souls landed
at the far side of The River Styx!
So here is a less sombrely - interpreted response:
I think you`ve very deftly, depicted that once
The Door to the Blues is ajar, the Blues flood in and in fact,
te only bribery to close it I ever discovered
is music either to exhaust the Blues or to close that door again
(Brahms does it for me - and Tracy Chapman!) and lift me out of them!
[I sing blues, BTW}.
Being enamoured of psychological shifts, I enjoy the air of
`inevitable duress` nicely understated in the closing couplet.
*road of lonely journeys*
I offer you the suggestion to create a chorus and put this to music -
really good theme you have chosen...Kudos.
- ?Lv 78 years ago
Mr. Ripple
Some of the so-called 'experts' here on YAP will tell you (if you claim it,
so I guess you better not) that you achieved an iambic pentameter here.
I read this slowly and I think you did it, though some lines are shaky, still,
admirable job Mr. Ripple, considering you were working on a 10 syllable
count and trying to maintain a good enough script. Too, you added a
somewhat poignant story of a doorman who does not get enough credit.
Congrat sire
- lovechildLv 78 years ago
Singing in blues makes the most sense, the news
is so tragic. They forgot the magic ensues
when we prompt it or conjure. Warmongers wait.
We foment sorrow, surrounded by hate.
The scene is horrific, the bodies that bloat
in the river of denial- how long can hopes float
upon belief in heaven, skies threaten to break
with a torrent of shards piercing hard hearts, now wake!
Surely there are some solutions left for later;
and in our seclusion illusion of Earth's end, fate, or
wrath of the deities, my velleities are cues.
You wont learn what's really happening by watching TV news.
- of Me of HimLv 68 years ago
As I climb the mountain, there was tombs, and there just a walk away up, My hearted mine was at aw, by what I say, it was the Lord and on each side them who hung that day in aged grease wood, but of him I kissed and in my wonder of these things, letting go off we went on the step rock path and reaching the top I stood with my daughter Adrianne. The top of the Goat Mountain, we stood. And in, I spotted a fresh pile of stones with in the center, the North West, a new four by four post in the middle, saying to me, this will be mine. But yet in the south side, this top, the cross stood high in the sky. But what, is this to me.
And in my trifle I spooky, said I must get down to the wife and saved. For in so the church was one only of her, the peace that shattered the power.
The story
And this was just part of that day that started with a star
And She said, three times send it .
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- Caz :) xLv 78 years ago
I'm not a Poet or a critic just a reader of Poetry and this Sir was a very enjoyable read Thank you :)