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Cloud vapor,
Curled,
Positively elusive,
Swaying to and fro with the nudge of a breath.
Shapeless,
Swirling,
Irresistibly intangible,
Congealing as water droplets on any surface in your path.
Twisting in upon yourself whenever you see fit,
Yet disappearing as rapidly as if you'd never existed
at all.
Here in a moment,
Gone in another.
Rising and disappearing into the insubstantial atmosphere
And taking with you the precious heat
Of my beverage.
Curled,
Positively elusive,
Swaying to and fro with the nudge of a breath.
Shapeless,
Swirling,
Irresistibly intangible,
Congealing as water droplets on any surface in your path.
Twisting in upon yourself whenever you see fit,
Yet disappearing as rapidly as if you'd never existed
at all.
Here in a moment,
Gone in another.
Rising and disappearing into the insubstantial atmosphere
And taking with you the precious heat
Of my beverage.
Literature
Baby It's Cold Outside
Blaire's questing fingers hovered an inch below the bag of marshmallows she was trying to reach. She was on her tip-toes, one hand holding onto the shelf below the marshmallows and the other stretched out above her. She blew her bangs out of her face irritably and considered how she was going to reach the sweets without involving Prosper, who, she was sure, would tease her endlessly if she asked for his help.
Cursing him and his infernal height, she braced one foot on the trash can underneath the shelves and began to pull herself up. Grabbing the marshmallows triumphantly in one hand, she gave a yelp of surprise when two arms twined arou
Literature
Hug
"Ha! Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?"
"It is a gun. But I am also happy to see you."
"...I knew it was a gun, Rich. I was making a joke, you know? Because your gun was sticking out like- oh, nevermind. You friggin' aliens will never get the joke."
"You could try the line again? I will laugh this time."
"No. It's ruined now."
"Is that why you are upset, then?"
"I'm not upset. It just would've been a good joke."
"You are upset. Your symptoms show it."
"Gah- I told you to stop doing that! You don't need to know my body temperature or metabolism at the moment or whatever the heck you were looking for. Stop u
Literature
Real
When they met it was on accident.
Her heel caught in a crack on the old sidewalk that was full of them, and her books fell out of her hands and hit the ground almost rhythmically. He thinks that it's the perfect way to meet someone, cliche and nothing embarrassing.
She's had enough cliches to last her a lifetime, and she thinks little of it.
...........
She thinks little of him, to be honest. He is kind and a gentleman, and, at their first meeting, utterly boring. However, boring has a new appeal for her, which is why they meet a second time.
...........
She doesn't realize how much time she spends with him until she calls him one night
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As always, comments and critiques are much appreciated!
Poem (c) me
As always, comments and critiques are much appreciated!
Poem (c) me
© 2010 - 2024 Fuzzle-wit
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This is much more solid and I think you did a good job! I do have a few more suggestions and since I know you can take a hit like a professional writer I wont hold back as much.
As I do think this alone is good I think it can be sharpened and formed into something greater. My first thing I am gonna do is make a list in chronological order of words that should be considered to be removed. This is mainly to clairify and strengthen your poem by removing unnecesary words and clutter. Wordiness is my worst enemy in my writing so dont worry if it seems like a lot.
Here is the list:
positively - it is taking up space and does not state anything we dont know aka - clutter
to and fro - cliche and clutter
a - this with keep a flow to the poem and bring more impact to the word breath.
irresistibly- it is clutter but the assonance is nice, so its debatable.
any- might change it to 'the' or pluralize surface
at all - found it irrelevant and redundant but I could see it having impact.
and (before taking) - removing that will add impact to taking, therefore the line.
Another thing I might suggest, that I often dont do, is keeping lines at similar lengths. This is help the reader read it along with slow down the pacing but its all on what you want to do.
Third suggestion is maybe changing the struture of the poem, i.e. line breaks, indentation, midline breaks, etc.
And finally, I might take each one word lines you have liek curled, elusive, shapeless, etc. and make them into similes or a metaphor. For example, "Shapeless women" "curled spyres" "elusive will-o-wisps" and yada yada yada.
Well I think you made much improvement and do let me know if you edit it again. I hope I am not annoying you or any of your fans.
Best of Luck,
An Unofficial DA Critic
As I do think this alone is good I think it can be sharpened and formed into something greater. My first thing I am gonna do is make a list in chronological order of words that should be considered to be removed. This is mainly to clairify and strengthen your poem by removing unnecesary words and clutter. Wordiness is my worst enemy in my writing so dont worry if it seems like a lot.
Here is the list:
positively - it is taking up space and does not state anything we dont know aka - clutter
to and fro - cliche and clutter
a - this with keep a flow to the poem and bring more impact to the word breath.
irresistibly- it is clutter but the assonance is nice, so its debatable.
any- might change it to 'the' or pluralize surface
at all - found it irrelevant and redundant but I could see it having impact.
and (before taking) - removing that will add impact to taking, therefore the line.
Another thing I might suggest, that I often dont do, is keeping lines at similar lengths. This is help the reader read it along with slow down the pacing but its all on what you want to do.
Third suggestion is maybe changing the struture of the poem, i.e. line breaks, indentation, midline breaks, etc.
And finally, I might take each one word lines you have liek curled, elusive, shapeless, etc. and make them into similes or a metaphor. For example, "Shapeless women" "curled spyres" "elusive will-o-wisps" and yada yada yada.
Well I think you made much improvement and do let me know if you edit it again. I hope I am not annoying you or any of your fans.
Best of Luck,
An Unofficial DA Critic