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Adonis: I quite liked this take, actually, it had a little of everything and I found the take mixing up Gods and Man living together at one point in the past etc to be well done. You presented it well. I especially liked this couplet:
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The closing lines didn't rhyme for me, maybe it's an accent thing, but it wasn't a huge factor and overall I think you did a solid job here and this is one of the more enjoyable pieces I've read from you in truth. It feels the most "complete". It had a clear and definite 'route' it wanted to take and you definitely delivered on that front. Brokenhal0: I did enjoy this one, as I often do with yours, I enjoyed the Japanese references a lot. I notice you used some sexual references again this week, "assclapping" which I found again took me a little out of the tone of the rest of the piece in truth - similar to what I'd noted last weeks I believe? You definitely had a more technically proficient verse, in my opinion, in terms of you carrying over the multi strings and whatnot and generally having that naturalistic flow in the broken-down-bar format that you bring to the table. It's almost effortless, whether people think that's a good or bad thing is up to them, but personally I enjoyed it. The train of thought quality it has brought up some interesting ideas and descriptions at points. I feel like you had a lot of snippets in here, without a clarity as to the direction you wanted to take this joint in, so when comparing it to something like we had from Adonis this week - the more direct, straightforward, less abstract of the two - Adonis' verse is the more palpable. It has more in the way of direction and execution that I, personally, prefer. I'm going with Adonis this week. Last edited by Diablo; 05-09-2019 at 09:49 AM. |
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