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Pope
Lv 6
Pope asked in Arts & HumanitiesPoetry · 6 years ago

I wrote this stanza. Thoughts?

It would still fell, till the day it fell still;

continuing to fine till not fine.

I wrote out its will, without right, without will

not to mire itself to the Mire.

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  • Ray
    Lv 5
    6 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    You should be ashamed of yourself.

  • 6 years ago

    This can be interpreted on too ,many ways

    for ease of understanding

    or even to rightly flow;

    too many metaphors, too much wordplay

    but you might simplify it

    yo iys and your readers benefits, both.

    If you forego the urge to continuous double - entendre metaphor

    and first write simply

    them make a poem of it

    it could be very interesting

    but not as it stands..it is almost, `untoward`..so to speak.

    So - work on it again?

    Source(s): Lapiz D.
  • 6 years ago

    An amateur attempt at a play with words, just make it simple so that it's more easy to understand, otherwise the reader will not get what you are talking about. Good try through.

  • Anonymous
    6 years ago

    An attempt at cleverness which disappears up its own fundamental orifice.

    Tantamount to gibberish.

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  • Anonymous
    6 years ago

    I found it quite difficult to follow... There was no imagery to allow my mind to see what you were trying to convey...

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