Geometry

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Makimono402, Aug 14, 2006.

  1. Makimono402

    Makimono402 Member

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    Don`t do that
    I hate when you do

    When you cock your head
    at that 45 degree angle
    Away from me.

    I swear it`s not true
    You know how girls like to whisper
    Three hundred and sixty degrees
    of lies.

    At least be straight with me
    Don`t box me out
    Listen to me, please!
    This pain is acute

    Longer and longer segments
    between seeing you.

    Conversations,
    random tangents.

    In a moment,
    180 degrees of change and seperation
     
  2. pagansrule!

    pagansrule! Member

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    I read the title and something told me this was going to be an interesting poem and I was right! I loved how you used geometry as a vehicle to describe emotions and reactions. Well done!
     
  3. hippie_chick666

    hippie_chick666 Senior Member

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    I wasn't expecting that poem from the title, but I really like it! I can defienently relate to what your poem expressed. I like the use of geometry in it. Very creative!
     
  4. Forgotten-holocaust

    Forgotten-holocaust Member

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    fantastic!

    i once read a John Agard book on poems all with relation to maths for some reason i think using this technique is pretty cool ;)
     
  5. myself

    myself just me

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    I liked the figurative language. :)
     
  6. KittenX

    KittenX Purrrific

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    Wow I'm very very impressed.
    [You know how girls like to whisper
    Three hundred and sixty degrees
    of lies.]

    This made me smile. It's so true and the way you put it is very unique. Thanks for that! Once again your ending is superb.
     
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