Originally posted by divegeesterCadence, mostly.
Why didn't you close the parenthesis on several occasions?
In strict sense, it means an aside, a sidetrack, so it signals that a
thought is open and, in the overall sense it could even be removed
and the whole structure would still say something, but by leaving it
open (or closed in the case of other poets) it intends to convey a
certain message, an unfinished thought which may find an answer
later down the road.
01 Jan 16
Originally posted by Seitseactually you got 12 thumbs on your post (time of posting) which is a lot of atention. The direction (of the thumbs) is probably of secondary importance...
It's funny how a mere piece of original poetry triggers the thumbs
down game. I doubt they come from a critical reading of the piece
on its merits.
Originally posted by PonderableOf no importance, I'd even venture to say. Merely pointing out an interesting
actually you got 12 thumbs on your post (time of posting) which is a lot of atention. The direction (of the thumbs) is probably of secondary importance...
speculative exercise regarding a potential, perhaps involuntary link in the
minds of the reader between the piece of art and the identity of the artist.
As an artist, I conceive all types of attention as a welcomed lifeline to the
byproduct of the creative process --recognizing, indeed, that its first
purpose is to unravel the inner workings of self-emotion, introspection, and
search for meaning.
01 Jan 16
Originally posted by SeitseI have attempted to right the balance of thumb foolery
The truth is
everybody has it
blossoming at the tip of the tongue
(cascading
at every interjection;
solace. Blessed be those inhaling
to reload their mouth
--a weapon of mass destruction
for that is the precise instant
(centrifuge alignment of planets!
when some silence
finally happens
and the other can tell its truth.
Though its just their turn. ...[text shortened]... t snoozed without a single worry
in this damned world.
And I hate cats.
I have never had one.
(or perhaps it is left or rightery
it is difficult to keep our associations and divisions in
inexact formulaic order
however any way one looks at it
from my perspective
you have stumbled upon a truth
02 Jan 16
Originally posted by FreakyKBHI think an "inadvertently" is missing here...
I have attempted to right the balance of thumb foolery
(or perhaps it is left or rightery
it is difficult to keep our associations and divisions in
inexact formulaic order
however any way one looks at it
from my perspective
you have stumbled upon a truth
