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   gothkittyposted 14 years ago

   What is writing ?, is it your expressions or affections, or
   
   the affections of your expressions bleeding through your rotted
   
   veins of demonic possessions. what is writing ?, hmmm......now
   
   lets think if its bleeding through your rotted veins of demonic
   
       Possessions, what the use of using affections that will
   
   eventually be your futures dance of expressions, what is
   
   writing ?, is it my state of opinions or the stupidity of
   
   majority of life lack of realistic feelizations.
   
        What is writing ?, its not my state of opinions its the
   
   majority of life lack of realistic feelizations cause my state
   
   of opinions is stalking the majority of life lack of realistic
   
   feelizations, which causes apart of me to curl up in a ball and
   
   To also write my full life of nothngless temporary injections.
   
   what is writing ?, temporary injections will be my pernament
   
   aggresstion what is writing ?......

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      jaded777posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      You pretty much captured writing in a nutshell. All emotions written. It's a kind of display of ones soul. Good Piece.

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   GadDragonposted 14 years ago

   Interesting, to say the least, but I'm not sure if you're raving with this, or seriously asking a question. As a poem, it works. Good luck!

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   cupid51posted 14 years ago

   Good piece of work. It agitates our mind. I think that is the job of a poet. Thanks.

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   ninapoetposted 14 years ago

   What is poetry is an excellent title and question.
   It is more than words----it is more than emotion----it is what captures the readers attention and exposes us to the core of our souls.  Excellent work.

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   hamstersmessiahposted 14 years ago

   poetry for me is a bundle of contradictions - at once able to evoke emotion, pathos, anger, outrage, sentiment or any combination of the aforementioned while using all the magic of meter, rhyme, assonance, etc. to lend the poet's desired effect on the ear of the reader.

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