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Originally Posted by neutral
It remains up for debate as to whether or not, we’re here for a reason or here just left to rot.
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I think this would sound better if you said 'just to rot' or 'left to rot' instead of 'just left to rot'. It's a syllable thing.
This piece sounds a bit pretentious but that's not to say it's not good.
The rhymes are good and I could see this as a spoken word or it could be rapped.
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Originally Posted by neutral
Spent my whole life silently dying for nurture. Fighting inertia, and habits of defining your worth by what lies in your purse or trying to look behind the eyes which observe you.
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Good flow
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Alice will love this; not so sure about @Eng or @
PancakeBrah; I'd be interested to hear their take.
You seem to be fighting ennui and wondering about purpose; beginning and ending with the question "are we here for a reason"?
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Originally Posted by neutral
Bask in the moonlit splendour, soak in the sun rise that’ll eventually pass. Watch the wind from my window, caress blades of grass. Heartbeats like undulating oceans, elements crash against eternal rock. See the beauty between verdurous landscapes and city’s venomous fog. From a lover’s palm plucked an alyssum flower, its petals gently drop. A metaphor for trying to find meaning I’ve lost.
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This is really poetic and "good", but it's not my cup of tea. I suppose it's better than gunbars and drugs and money.
You employed a lot of questions to your readers. Interesting technique.
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Originally Posted by neutral
Let’s subvert nature just to break a tradition. Does dichotomy not pervade and predate our existence?
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I don't know. In what context are you asking about dichotomy?
Maybe I'm just dense but it seems you've said a lot of words without having a clear point.
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Originally Posted by neutral
and I ask how are you soaking… up the dribble they churn these days?
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I like this question. I like the wording.
I don't know man; I'd definitely like to see some more of your work, so post another one soon.