Ladies and Gentlemen!

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  1. Mako Tsunami Kingdom Keeper

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    Just a small poem I wrote while bored in class. Enjoy(?) =O


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    Ladies and Gentlemen!
    What a sight to behold
    In folds of bolted silk tightly bound
    Where it weaves and conceives
    For you all to receive
    The marvelous idea I've found!

    Ladies and Gentlemen!
    See a feast for the mind
    Where words inspire imagination
    And *****s link together
    In a brilliant tether
    to encourage a thought's creation!

    Ladies and Gentlemen,
    Submit not the burden
    That tempts tired eyes to drift worry free
    For plans are in motion
    To fuel my devotion
    And bring thoughts to life for all to see!

    Ladies and Gentlemen,
    Divert your gaze from here
    And the fantasy conjured by me
    With its enchanting light
    Dimmed by a heedless plight
    Like a bottled letter lost at sea.



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    Thoughts?
     
  2. Technic☆Kitty Hmm

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    I believe I have never seen a piece like this, and there's a reason why . . . (Simon moment) . . . People don't have the talent you do. The way this was set up was fantastic. Hopefully you get bored in class more ^_^ While still maintaining a great grade :p
     
  3. Mako Tsunami Kingdom Keeper

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    Thanks xD I rarely write poetry though, this was just one of those random surges of inspiration. And I tend to write after rushing through all my work. . . most of the time.
     
  4. Styx That's me inside your head.

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    It certainly doesn't show that you rarely write. If anything, this poem beams experience. I didn't know you had such a talent, but I do hope you keep writing more: this was a great piece!
     
  5. Mako Tsunami Kingdom Keeper

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    Well thank you! When you're in the middle of a poetry lecture in English class, it's hard not to pick some things up. The structure and "flow" (not sure what to call it) were inspired by historical American writers.