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Post by fireflare77 Tue May 06, 2008 3:53 pm

The meaning of poetry (and the mechanicsa thereof):
An inner look at the poet and
- why you should crit fairly -


A poem's a collection of lines and verse,
That epresses feelings from joy to the wor-st.
Some times in life, we write poetry that rhymes,
But other times not 'pending on the times.
A poem can reflect great feelings of love,
Or horrid wretchedness come from above (or below.)
The type of the poem varries just on one's mood,
Not a type of inside that just makes them brood.
I'll now tell a bit about writers of works,
And the crits from people that I just call jerks.
The writers of poems put their soul on the page,
So the feelings inside are no longer cage-d.
To evaluate the quality of their wit,
These authors call on others for crit-s.
Those with the coveted and quite special power,
Can crush a soul delicate as a flower.
So next time you crit, you should be quite wise,
And for their sake 'hope I've opened your eyes...
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