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inglorious one

Posted on May 16, 2012 at 0:21 1 Comment 0 Likes

i love this poem, yet i find the ending to be missing something i cannot seem to change it because is there for me. It probably needs a word change in a couple of places, but sometimes the roughness of a piece adds life to it

He died in the fall they say,

I wasn’t there to relive it,

He had died in my heart long ago,

They almost knew it

I didn’t expel my thoughts soon after

Just as he could not on his last breath,

One could…

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sexuality

Posted on May 16, 2011 at 15:53 2 Comments 0 Likes

well this is just something i did in about 10 minutes just now, i don't know if its any good but i like it, i thought i'd like to see what everyone else though - i have other ones that i would like to share but this i might show first just to test out the waters - just a bit of background on the piece, i'm not the most feminine of girls so i have lived with such commentary my whole life and i feel it doesn't really matter what i am

Ask me about my sexual…

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At 22:04 on May 17, 2011, Adrian Wiggins said…

Hi siamanto, and welcome to the Sydney Poetry social site.

This is a social site built by the poets (and friends) of Sydney (and surrounds) for the poets (and friends) of Sydney (and surrounds).

You can:

add poetry events, photos and videos to the site,
add your own poetry to the site in the Member's Poetry section (but just one a day please),
write blog posts, or start topics in the forum,
invite poets (and teachers, readers, writers, performers) you know to join,
comment on just about everything, or
just keep an eye on what's happening.

Good to see you getting involved with the site already. This being a social site the more we all do here the more interesting it becomes for everyone.

There's no membership fee and no middlewoman – there is though just a bit of moderation to keep it clean and on-topic.

So we all know a bit more about your interest in poetry it'd be great if you introduced yourself, what you write, what you read etc with a few words in a blog post or the editable text box on your profile page (and, if you're in the mood, add an image for your avatar).

Best wishes,
Adrian