Mitch Posted March 17, 2004 Share Posted March 17, 2004 [size=1][color=red] Ms. Asphy, known to me as Kat, has asked that I put all my various writing works all in one thread. I agree with her and am happy to oblige. So, here I be, ready to post things for thee.[/size][/color] [b]Rhyme rhyme rhyme, mud mud slime[/b] Stubborn tenacious tenacity Roomous sprawling capacity Breathing lungable opacity Sucking vacuumous aristocracy Breathe with me breathe reality. Heave so hazardously through the stomach's digesting whine. Stomachache breaking the tick-tock man's time. Mudslide shoulders inertia fine. Congested ingestioned crime. Murdered reality's slaving shrine. Full working functioned mimes. Severed destroying ties. Relinquished dying child's climb. Hill steep hoisting cry. Innocence finds its summit's side. Come running over wide. Catch me over glide. Clutching grabbing seize Teething clasping breeze Downard upward seethe Clouding downing creed Floundering fishing machine Steel-toed death-eyed breathe Lover's loving. Imagination's idioteque child. Born wombed smiled. Held told beguiled. Frowned the faces pedophile. The sucking renching draining eating guile. Jaws munch all the while. Hold me eat me down Slow me burn me frown Hit me bruise me round Love me kiss me clown Laugh me tease me ground. All it's growing now. You left you're gone You came you're fond You ate you're strong You weight you're brawn You fight you're song One day it'll be gone. Buried interred soil Happy mother's coil Monkey's-man human toil Expulse expose derail. Train's going pale. Tracks laid out Follow zealous stout Immediacy immediates the trout. Tumble rock roll bout. Fallen shout. Ululating yearn Perpetual burn Roaching slur Butterfly's demur Wing's clipped sure. Gone to her. Death's-head came. Go to grave. There hear names. Reality's claims. Roses' shame. Tick-tack toe game. Repeats the shame. Dark oscillating color Velvet mutter. Taut slutter. Slaughter pig's clutter Genocide's gutter. Child's hand. Junkyard land. Expiration slate's slanter sland. Animus's dying band. Surrogate band-aid sand. Deserted desert grand. The place of man. Skulls the vultures pluck. Overboarding orchard's overtured suck. Dry luck. The mind's tuck. Cards going over duck. Sun blears stuck. Held in sky shut. Moon bloom in sky. Falling tear shy. Lovely sigh. Demise. Glowing luminescent wry. Up in air blind. Wolves howl dry. Snouts proboscis earth Growls penetrate dirt. Dig up graves hurt. Child moves down curt. Dead skull of mallow girt. Torn tallowed shirt. Naked exposed cradle spurt. Monsters grab children in. Shelter slim. Teeth gnarling grim. Augment them then. Child comes post-mortem again. Alive in eyes dim. Scared hymn. Mind runs wild. Monster holds it's futile. Imagination piles. Death rears all the while. Innocent heralded style. Faded bark thing smiles. Child lines up single-file. It's time to hide for a while. The cracks and corners. Away from the coroners. Deep in boulders. Bowing shoulders. Hidden rover. Hiding slower. Need to get over. Be alive hope glowers. Monster's holder. Wretched things. Wolf beings. Child screams. Found dreams. Raped clings. Hold it machine. Click-clack metal careen. Gun in its palm. Hold it slob. Bullet in ready to rob. The anointment oil's balm. Gunpowder's mob. Monster's hog. Slaughter child raw. Visceral tint's texturous slog. Trigger pressured. Monster's eyes ushered. Tightness covers. Child mutters. Dreams stutter. Imagination clutters. Bang flutters. Bang flutters like a butterfly flying in the sky. Demise. Goodbye. Shot die. Slave hi. Work don't whine. Do your time. Stress me caress me Shoot me kill me Down me up me Rape me leave me In me out me Monster inside derides. Laughterous cry. Sly. Wry. Child's died. Another day he'll be alive. Child's died. Another day he'll be alive. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lady Asphyxia Posted March 20, 2004 Share Posted March 20, 2004 [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana]Now, before I start my critique, I have a confession to make; I didn't read it all. Which sounds so horrible, I know, but I'm just so pressed for time at the moment. I have 500 words to write on mood for Drama, a 15 page Accounting Assignment to do, and 800 words to learn by Monday for my English Novel Exam. I shouldn't really be on here, but I doubt I'll get a chance for the rest of the weekend, so I wanted to post in your thread while I could, heh. ^_^"[/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size][size=1][color=black][font=Verdana]First thing; roomous isn't a word. Roominess is. Lungable isn't. Vacuumous isn't. While some linguists may argue that as soon as it's made up it's a word, as long as people get what you mean [like Impressionist art, I suppose. You get the impression of what it is.] I personally think it's a bigger challenge to use words that aren't made up. I prefer to stick with real words, because people can get confused with words that...aren't.[/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size][size=1][color=black][font=Verdana]The speed of the poem is quite fast, like a gasping for breath, running, fear sort of deal, which is cool. With my short reading, I didn't really understand what it was about, heh. [/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size][size=1][color=black][font=Verdana]I really liked the first verse, except for the aren't words. I thought they had a great flow and rhythm, and I can see that carried on throughout the poem. [/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size][size=1][color=black][font=Verdana]I think, however, just from looking at the line structures at the end, that you sort of lost the flow and rhythm a bit, so you could possibly tighten that up to flow better with the rest of the poem.[/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size] [size=1][color=black][font=Verdana][/font][/color][/size][color=black][font=Verdana][size=1]But from what I've read, it was quite good. ^_^ Well done.[/size][/font][/color] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mitch Posted March 22, 2004 Author Share Posted March 22, 2004 [b]Machine Star[/b] Numb drip the fury kiss so toilet yellow nothing she--she's nothing she's machine stars. Numb drip the fury kiss taste of pulp suck dry. she's a woman--she's red blood flesh in the flesh. Usless pigskin rock and roll. Horny Small. This is just the beginning this is just. This is just. This is just the beggining it's just the beggining. This is just the beginning. woman machine, blood flesh in the flesh. she's nothing--she's nothing machine star. Beginning is here. Here. Surgery on the heart. Vena cava bleed apart. Surgery on the heart. Vena cava. Bleed apart. Machine star. Machine star. Surgery on the heart. Machine star. Machine star. Machine machine star machine star machine star. Mechanical we are. Mechanical we are Mechanical we are we are we are. Mechanical we are. You know, you know you know who who you are. You know, you know, (Mechanical we are) you know who you are [b]frei macht free[/b] wall, wall with bruises strokes and caresses hands lying by blood red in wall, wall with the bruises, strokes and caresses, breathing and chokes. bricks, hands and bricks. smile child, smile faces, embraces, smile child, smile faces, embraces, tears won't come. tears won't come. feeling, if you want some feeling, if you want some. wall adorned roses in hands daffodills. wall, wall beaten bruised and injured welted lacerated and incisioned. wall, wall cannot be passed wall, wall cannot be broken wall cannot be broken beaten into submission cannot be bent to termination. the wall is me wall is me wall is me is me is me is me wall is me is me feeling, feeling, feeling. broken down chemical reactions inbalances in the brain and balances in the brain broken down chemical reactions head pounding blood rushing. beat against the wall. wall, beat against the wall. head, beaten, cracks open, bleeds groping, down the rush falls rush of blood to the head head, beaten, down the rush falls. hands tight wall's brick beat it prick. wall's brick tight beat it prick. wall's brick stone and pressure pressure and time eating blame wall's me wall's me wall's me. can't do. won't do. it won't do for me. veins, heart of wall, veins heart of wall broken highways to their streets the places where they meet veins, heart of wall, veins broken all. smile child, smile child, smile. so small on the wall beating bugger's head on the side of the brick can see it prick. head pounding broken mesage dying lesson given pension. i want me back. i want me back. i want me back. want me back want me back, i want me back. wall, stole, thief, stole everything i had. give it back. give it back to me. give it back. wall, stole, theft, i want me. want me back. give it back. give back what you stole what you stole what you give back what you what you stole what you stole what you stole stole stole what you stole give back what you stole. tasted wall licked tongue tasted on taste buds the taste of done taste wall licked tongue tasted taste of done. of done done. of done. done. of done. tasted of done. dry, wall taste dry. cannot ever try. dry. wall tasted try. smile child, smile. smile. smile for your hands, bleed freely for their work. smile for the toil, bleed freely for their work. frei macht free. frei macht free. frei macht free. frei macht free smile child. frie macht free. smile faces, smile child, smile faces, embraces, faces, embraces, faces. embraces faces to be frei macht free. arbeit macht frei. for this we breathe- wall of frei macht free. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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