Stormbringer

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by vegetable_man, Jun 30, 2005.

  1. vegetable_man

    vegetable_man Member

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    Right so I,ve never, ever shown my writing to anyone..... but i think it will be easy to show it off to some strangers who, i hope, are like minded..... here goes...


    Stormbringer
    A profesional Madman
    Indian Shaman
    Dance in a ring of Fire
    Fueled by desire

    Flow and Grow
    Let the Winds Blow
    Rekindle a cyclone
    To prove what is Shown

    The drumbeat is your heart
    A Thunderclap is the Start
    Breath and Expand
    Devour the American Land

    Dance with me Stormbringer
    Black out what ever light lingers
    Follow in my steps
    to the vallys Depths

    Faster,Faster, Spin and and scream
    Denounce everything
    Follow the Beat
    Out into the Street

    Flee the confinments of life
    Balenced on the edge of a Knife
    The wind will give us wings
    And the Stormbringer, forever Sings

    Vegetable-Man
     
  2. _Ecstasia_

    _Ecstasia_ Member

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    I think some of your rhymes seem really forced, but you have a great idea going on here. I really like the visual you gave with the shaman and the fire. Awesome.
     
  3. vegetable_man

    vegetable_man Member

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    Yeah, i prety much threw the first word i could think of in, that rhymed with the last
    word but i've got better stuff ..... and maybe i'll post it once my wounded ego is healed.....lol
     
  4. Rafaela

    Rafaela Member

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    wonderful piece , you shouldn't be possessive with poetry this good :) share more friend
     
  5. vegetable_man

    vegetable_man Member

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    Well shit...... Your making me blush......
     
  6. TrippinBTM

    TrippinBTM Ramblin' Man

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    I agree about the rhymes, but don't feel bad about it. This is how we get better, with constructive criticism (reading lots of poetry, and writing lots of poetry helps too, but sometimes you need to have your errors pointed out).

    I think you should definitely post more. :)
     
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