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sleepyone
| Pride arrives first, | 1 |
clanking. | 2 |
Under weight of armor | 3 |
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Loyalty slides in gently. | 4 |
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15 Nov 05 |
Rated 9 (8.9) by 2 users.
Active (2): 8
Inactive (9): 2, 7, 8, 8, 9, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10
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deliciously witty. The duality of ponderous pride and delicate loyalty is charmingly rendered. I'm in love with this poem. Who is the poet!
A fullsome 10!
— graceinmtl
Weird punctuation. Great imagery, a 9 from me.
— winter
haaa..nice
i would like to see something before armor, maybe obliging
regardless --->will you uncapitalize l2.
— crepaway
hea hea/
pride always
first to the meay
trough///
before we even see it//
hea hea/
justin
— fdostoev
i love your poem.
— bettalpha
boss that mate.did like that.100% mate.and thats from a liverpool lad
— tony
thanks for the comments! Sorry, i posted anonymously by mistake. I uncapitalized "clanking" but the weird punctuation is done on purpose.
— sleepyone
While I would toy with the weight of these words, and break them for shifts, I can't deny the wonder in so few letters and spaces of white. You make me think: I appreciate that.
— alicedark
yes low clanking is better--thank you for obliging :P
cp
— unknown
Why is loyalty the thief?
— INC8DYE
I really like this
— unknown
Very nice.
— Isabelle5
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