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Default #193
You might have a point there, the rhythm sounds a lot smoother that way...
Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #194
I was considering topic too, actually. But again, not sure where that last last would fit if it were to move somewhere else. Changes the mood of the poem I think, if the stanzas are shifted.
Default #195
This may be the worst poem I've written in quite some time. X__X

Miasmagoria

Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #196
Might be my addled head at the moment but I'm not totally following things here. My opinion: keep the first line, the last two lines, and re-write what's in between. ;)
Default #197
Was bored and felt like trying something a little different, epic type piece based on one of my books. Meter could be better. Oh well. Not planning to continue it, was kind of fun to try though.

From Blighted Nurtures Carried Forth


Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #198
Okay, so, this poem is from a couple years ago. I honestly consider it my best. It's rather long, and... actually nowhere near as personal as it sounds. I was totally sound of mind when I wrote this. Even still -- and I don't usually agree with this -- I will warn, there is some grim, grim stuff in here. Read at one's discretion.

The formatting was very difficult to carry over, I may have gotten it wrong in places. If anyone notices anything, please do point out.

That said, I give you:

Deconstructing Nirvana:
Revelations of the Suicidal Sages

Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #199
I'll come up with a proper opinion to this when I stop being amused by it. ;). I'm really not sure what that says about me...
Default #200
I get to "we wanted your abortion" before I crack and start giggling, myself.
Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #201
Veinglorious

Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #202
...not the easiest poem in the world to read. Took a few tries to be able to read it smoothly. I think I'll need to get a dictionary out before I can really follow what it is you're getting at. ;)
Default #203
Which of those requires a dictionary??
Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #204
The title to start with :P. Then exigence and reticence. Have I not mentioned that I am a rather poorly read English grad? The words are familiar but again, I am not positive as to what they mean.
Default #205
The title is a play on "vainglorious", which... means pretty much exactly what it sounds like.

Exigence = reason for being.

Reticence - Reluctance, unwillingness to participate.
Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #206
Two out of three. :)
Default #207
Anesthesis

Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
Default #208
Omnifarious

Cold silence has a tendency
to atrophy any sense of compassion
between supposed lovers.
Between supposed brothers.
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