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Open wide my doors again
In almost aggregate disconnect: Throw ajar the windows and jeer A ritual sort of disrespect To the hidden jungle outside my home A parade of the discreet notions That trample through my living-room Hooves and sneakers and tennis shoes Tear my from nightmares where I'm being stabbed Not quite to death, oh I'll be sore in the morning while I'm kissing the phantoms of things that have passed I'll feel bad because this isn't the way that love is supposed to last Hooktailed and camel-backed Pachydermatous, onieric A beautiful girl. Sulks across the sky: still-moving canvas of stars and of suns. Moons full of lies Mars and our enemy: Venus should fall Mercury and Vulcan are far too close to a star. rats live. to read backwards. Because tomorrow it will be dying.
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'I'll feel bad because this isn't the way that love is supposed to last'
^ To me that line jarred - it doesn't feel as poetic as the rest. 'Pachydermatous, onieric' I love the sound of that. Yeah, I had to use a dictionary to find out what it meant, but I love it anyway All in all I enjoyed this
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The first two stanzas are excellent. The rhythm works to get the words moving in a certain direction, and they don't flow back and forth and run into each other, which is something that occasionally happens in your poetry [and which works sometimes, but not all the time]. I'm a little hard pressed to critique the beginning because it was so enjoyable to read.
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In the space between s3 and s4 it seems like "a beautiful girl" should extend on to the next stanza; she is everything as described before but she also sulks across the sky. And if she doesn't sulk across the sky, who or what does? Does anything but the stars and planets? Is it supposed to be vague? Quote:
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