| Neck(For Screaming)
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badger
| howl | 1 |
like a madman | 2 |
riding a wave or | 3 |
perhaps the last man | 4 |
on the moon lost lonely | 5 |
and incapable of remembering | 6 |
what it was to be home touched | 7 |
or remembered forgetting whatever it | 8 |
was that he perhaps used to be or not to be | 9 |
anything when you’re so far from being | 10 |
someone that you used to have or | 11 |
have not on this world in his | 12 |
hands made for the touch | 13 |
of class on their own | 14 |
little worlds made | 15 |
for you and me | 16 |
made just to | 17 |
howl | 18 |
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scream | 19 |
like you’re | 20 |
dying or dead | 21 |
clawing your way | 22 |
back up that long and | 23 |
lonely slide with your fingers | 24 |
bleeding you might finally realise | 25 |
what you’ve got to crawl back to or | 26 |
perhaps realising that there was a reason | 27 |
you slid down in the first place and | 28 |
that finally there in the darkness | 29 |
with your fingers bleeding you | 30 |
know what it is to want | 31 |
to really want and | 32 |
what it truly is | 33 |
to really | 34 |
scream | 35 |
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smile | 36 |
because | 37 |
underneath | 38 |
the tears and the | 39 |
screaming there is an | 40 |
answer and as fleeting as it | 41 |
seems there is hope even | 42 |
if that hope is only | 43 |
waking up and | 44 |
finding you’re | 45 |
someone | 46 |
else | 47 |
| 3 Jul 03 |
Rated 7 (7.6) by 3 users.
Active (3): 6, 7, 8 Inactive (6): 6, 6, 8, 9, 9, 10 (define the words in this poem)
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You know how you have the camel's back thing going on in your structure?
Yup. That means that your poem doesn't flow. — collyrium
i don't understand how you arrived at that conclusion. while i am not particularly fond on the structure, i think the poem flows quite nicely, with each stanza as one sentence. though i think it worked best for the last, and shortest, one. — username
Maybe it's not supposed to "flow". But I like the way it read, and the way it was structured made me want to read it in the first place. I wouldn't structure a poem like this myself, but it's always nice to see something different. The only criticism is I feel it runs on a bit too long, and, as a whole, the poem misses it's mark. Consider revising, or condensing, there is some really good stuff in here, and then there's not. — onklcrispy
Badger, if you only look at the first two sections, it looks exactly like an open mouth screaming or singing or something. I love reading your stuff. — Isabelle5
Thank you for your criticism, but that poem came straight from my heart, lying there, thinking I have nothing to lose. I wrote it once, and there it is for you. But thank you — jessiekak
"...entirely than you thought you were."
quite an epic moment... sounds like experience and superheroic perseverance. — C
This is so good. All of your work is good. Envy is filling me. — Hear-u-Me
Thank you for the comments on this. Apart from maybe jessiekak, who it seems is taking credit for the whole thing. lol. Is someone drunk in here? — feebadger
I think jessiekak was responding to something badger wrote on one of his or her poems. — stateofmind
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