June Moon |
blee73
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Her makeup running
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in the black wet
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of crickety June.
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You anemic orange,
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baby’s skull
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crowning womb.
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Sugar lump
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in night’s tea
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dissolving soon.
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I see the moon.
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30 Jun 07 |
Rated 9.3 (9.3) by 3 users.
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Individually, very nice images-- but they don't come together as a June moon. Maybe they should be posted as separate haiku (be sure to count the syllables first though, eh?)
Mister Micawber
— MMicawber
ah, yes. Mr. M's advice is most excellent. A haiku moon collection: gift-boxed and ribboned. A full moon in June is called a Strawberry Moon. I just thought you might want to know that. And in 1996, there were two full moons in June. June-Moon trivia. And there is a book and a movie entitled: Tell Me That You Love Me, Juney-Moony.
— banditfemme
Hi Blee: The title grabbed me instantly. I love the Moon. My only suggestion would be to ditch the repetetive "I see the moon" lines that begin the first two strophes. You could keep the last one and in doing so, the "dissolving soon" would certainly rhyme beautifully enough as you have it to round out the poem. Food 4 thought, anyway. Nice images! :-) Starr
— unknown
Thanks all for commentary. Yes, MM I agree that there isn't any tie in or "so what?" That's the problem, one of them anyway.
banditfemme, ;)
starr, thanks as always.
— blee73
the reason why these images dont come together is because of the repetition of
"I see the moon"
edit that line from the rest of the strophes and then give it a try. it also reads smoother that way. also see if you could get rid of the initial caps in every line. a poem which comes alive with its imagery; incorporating repetition in it is a bad idea.
this poem reminded me of starr's 'Ashhole'.
liked it anyways.
thanks.
— trochee
jees somebody strings together a few metaphors to describe the moon and we're talking about them being haiku - come on peeps
bashu style:
the old moon
a cloud drifts past
now darker
— unknown
Thanks so much for all of your comments. Trochee, tried eliminating some of the repetition. How does it read now?
I agree with unknown, not haiku, but MM did say I'd need to watch syllable count to be fair.
— blee73
hi blee nice changes
but u still need the line ""I see the moon" either in the beginning or the end.
personally i think it should be in the end as Line 10
— trochee
ok now since we have presented some ideas. please remove the introduction :))
— trochee
There.
— blee73
hey wow.. this is even better. ill give you a 10 :0 muah!
— trochee
Thanks!
— blee73
The only suggestion I would give is to drop the "I see the moon" entirely. It doesn't add anything that I can see and it is already apparent that the poem is about the moon from the title.
— skinnyJon
Lol
— trochee
Magnifica, la luna! Can you see how much more beautifully this reads now, Blee? Awesome! I just upped my "8" to a "10." Awesome, awesome poem! Love, Starr
— starr
Thanks starr!
— blee73
Minor note: your capitalization isn't consistent - S1 vs the others.
— unknown
Thanks Unknown!
— blee73
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