a mind plagued by the lies of ghosts

a mind plagued by the lies of ghosts

A Poem by Pandy
"

Delusions about one of my closest friends put into the form of a poem.

"
you always say
i am but a beautiful
prodigious cliche
although delusional
thats excusable
remarkably unusual

but i always knew
that all your medicine
came with a spoonful of sugar or two
because i never mattered as much to you
as what you made seem true
but this i wont undo

i know that you're
standing at my door
a knife in hand
this is what you had planned
im sorry but i

© 2017 Pandy


Author's Note

Pandy
This poem is in complete lowercase to compliment the mood.

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This is.....wow! I'm speechless at the power this has!! I do have a couple of notes, if I may: The last line of Stanza 2 is not necessary (the line before it holds a lot of power that the stanza should end with that, and that last line be dispensed with). Also, we get a small sense of what "try" is supposed to suggest, but by saying "try", we're expecting that something proceed it, or to find a previous line in close proximity suggesting a clear battle against something. Otherwise it would be best to have a straggler (a line after the last rhyme just to finish things off).....or make the straggler rhyme. I can tell the crossed-out "die" is for aesthetic purposes, but "die" can fall on a down beat with power, and end the poem, whereas "try" without clear understanding what the subject is "trying" to do cannot fall on that down beat with a bang, and end the poem in the same way. A bit more is required. But other than those two notes, the imagery of this piece, is vivid, the musicality is brilliant, and it's overall a great poem. Well done.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Pandy

6 Years Ago

I'm glad you like it! I agree with most of what you said. I wanted to keep the poem uniform with it .. read more
emipoemi

6 Years Ago

with pleasure.



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This is.....wow! I'm speechless at the power this has!! I do have a couple of notes, if I may: The last line of Stanza 2 is not necessary (the line before it holds a lot of power that the stanza should end with that, and that last line be dispensed with). Also, we get a small sense of what "try" is supposed to suggest, but by saying "try", we're expecting that something proceed it, or to find a previous line in close proximity suggesting a clear battle against something. Otherwise it would be best to have a straggler (a line after the last rhyme just to finish things off).....or make the straggler rhyme. I can tell the crossed-out "die" is for aesthetic purposes, but "die" can fall on a down beat with power, and end the poem, whereas "try" without clear understanding what the subject is "trying" to do cannot fall on that down beat with a bang, and end the poem in the same way. A bit more is required. But other than those two notes, the imagery of this piece, is vivid, the musicality is brilliant, and it's overall a great poem. Well done.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Pandy

6 Years Ago

I'm glad you like it! I agree with most of what you said. I wanted to keep the poem uniform with it .. read more
emipoemi

6 Years Ago

with pleasure.
This is awesome. Keep expressing your thoughts!

Posted 6 Years Ago


Pandy

6 Years Ago

Thank you! I'm really happy you enjoyed my first poem. I was pretty nervous about my first impressio.. read more

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