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TITLE (EDIT)
Weep |
DESCRIPTION
A poem that personifys emotions.
[115 words] |
AUTHOR
Kendra Johnson |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
16 years old from Indiana.
[January 2003] |
Weep
Kendra Johnson
Weep
I walk in front of Sorrow. She follows as I go
On our way we pass Destiny, he's counting all his woes
Freedom fights with Tyranny, as Peace is kissed by War
Wonder dances with Knowledge, waltzing past Deceptions door
Innocence met Pain when Fate bumped into Harm
Hate watches with Silence, as Love falls to Broken's arms
I blankly stare at Fear as he tries to draw me in
He waits with Patience for me to start turning to him again
Dreaming controls Reality, or tries to half the time
She buys chains to lock him down, they only cost a dime
I gaze at Life with Contempt, when Depression entices me
Death grew wings so she could loom over all of us and weep.
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"If you want anyone to read your work, fix the typo in the description." -- Sylvia.
"Firstly, this poem is a clever idea quite well executed. Well done. But, to echo the above point, if you make mistakes, people notice the mistakes, if you don`t, people notice your work. So if I were you, I`d keep working on this one, for instance, the two parts of the first line are repetition - you`re saying the same thing in different ways; the Love falls to Broken`s arms line needs more thought. And check your spelling and punctuation. But, this is interesting and worth the work." -- Peter Rivendell.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2003 Kendra Johnson |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
January 2003 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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