Wasted and weathered
The desert promises
Filth
There is a cash cow
Just sell your soul
Pop trunk and you’ll find it
Hiding
Eyes of youth are clouding
Pain-induced glaucoma
Even they won’t see the mistake
Repeating
Some will stretch
Toward the border
Never breaking
Free
(December 17th)
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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Not sure if this poem is about Las Vegas or not, but that's what I imagine. I like it. My only thought is that is this particular case? I would suggest dropping the use of different fonts and bold/italics.
For me, this poem would be stronger if it just was.
It needs no fancying up.
Ooooh . . . that's what it is! The bolds and italics and font changes make a very masculine poem seem feminine. It's distracting.
The poem itself?
I like it.
Not Vegas, but a desert most definitely...
Thank you for your opinion about the italics/bolds!
I actually added that as an afterthought right before I linked it to you, and then very quickly regretted it.
I agree. It fancies it up, and this piece was anything but fancy.
I'm going to take those out now...
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