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I'd appreciate feed people, took a fair long time to write this piece.
Thanks fuckers.
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sooo... cigarette starts fire, daughter dies, mom starts fire and kills herself
Tragic...
But really lol, dope story and beautifully executed man, this was seriously amazing for the most part. My only gripe is that sometimes, especially in the beginning, you actually overly described some things, some lines carried on and I felt you didnt need so many descriptive words...personal preference tho, I really liked the descriptiveness for the most part as well as the thought you put into this. Nice job buddy
please peep http://www.rapbattles.com/forum/showthread.php?t=326599
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Fuck these sleeping whores.
Yo man, I nearly pissed myself at that first image. Scarry dude lol. The Story behind each thing is fucking incredible. I thought the ending was gonna be way different but you perfected a different way. I cant really talk about your wordplay. It's too good to make up a word for. This is by far one of my favorite peices from you man, keep it up and hit up Good Meets Evil please. *Nominates*
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just remembered about getting to this, lateness is better than neverness, yeah its a word...
anyway not really someone that likes pictures in Poetry since i learned how much easier it is for the writer to get something across with one. But i have to say you made this one work because of how much detailed description you actually put into the piece and + those pictures are hella good. yeh so i already complimented the detail but ill pick out a few lines. maybe mainly the lines i just liked on a whole
As mother’s feet met oak wood, nothing could save
That soul she loved, the violins falls short of breath
Until no longer can he play his symphony oh hope,
And then… silence
^ that was perfect. scene was set perfectly using a very nicely worded metaphor
okay so that stood out only because it was that good.. overall it was a nice piece, stayed consistent throughout in a long read, kept me wanting to read more. lovely piece.. swift feedback cos ive got a couple of things to write whilst i got time. pz
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Your writing and descriptive ability are awesome.
I especially liked the line about the lone violin...very symbolic, very morose...I always relate well to music, even in description. It's one of the best ways to capture a mood in a line of writing.
Anyways, I'm going to recommend to tik that you be in Word Perfect. This piece not only shows tremendous ability but also the dedication and time to craft really long, involved pieces with an excellent outcome.
Great work.
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Behind the painted smile- love loss
A child’s cry wraps around her soul like carnivorous ivy,
the greatest picture painted for me in this piece was this line. Just because it said more to me than what the rest of the framwork of your first section. I only read the beginning construct, only because ive got other work to get to. But I took the time enough to sit through and get a good read. I think that the construct of the poem is a shadow of thoughts continuing through time. So to me the rest was an expression of words spoken before. The line I commented on I feel was the greatest expression of your individuality and I think painted an original picture for me.
Igido
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wow, man... im sorry for not dropping sooner.. lately i just havent been in the mood for long pieces.. your writing ability is fucking amazing, man.. very dope worded metaphors throughout the whole piece. the detailed descriptions were incredible.. even stayed consistent through the whole read.. the images were some shit.. exspecially that baby all burned up... you had excellent wordplay.. what else can i really say, man.. this WAS the greatest piece Ive seen in Poetic Scriptures since I came to RB.. great work, yo... ill keep an eye out for more..
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In a word; intense. Wow man, i'm not much of a poetry reader which this piece really drew me in. The imagery was uberstrong and consistent and the story which threaded all these abstract images together was original and heartfelt. You made the central charecter really easy to visualise and sympathise with, and the final twists of the piece, the images of her 'painted smile' shattering made for a strong finish along with the dialogue between mother and dead child.
Great stuff, keep posting.
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