In Tongues of Fate: Desperation of the Forgotten Sun
A Poem by
Sirajudin Matin
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Forsake me not!
Oh blessed Father!
Do ears still tune for broken word?
This world no longer can see clearly,
Shadows gaze upon a sullied heart,
Their vile hands twist these mending souls.
As angels stand behind me, watching…
While forth from eyes that pierce like steel,
A river bloodied, raging, crashes!
As Serpent slips from tongue like poison,
Families turn and rape each other.
Demons dancing, alight in slumber;
A hypnotizing Siren’s number,
Enslaving of those that turning gaze…
Is there no salvation for a burning world of broken wills?
If savior sent is speared by fearful children weeping.
© 2011 Sirajudin Matin
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What I enjoyed:
1) It shocks the reader to read
2) "Do ears still tune for broken word?" Favorite line
3)"... alight in slumber;" Good sound-sense
What could change:
1) "This world no longer can see clearly," This could flow better as "This world can no longer see clearly,"
2) "While forth from eyes that pierce like steel," I think the word "steel" could be improved upon to give more depth
3) "A hypnotizing Siren’s number," Good sound-sense here, but should "Siren" be capitalized?
Posted 12 Years Ago
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
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wow is all I could really say
Posted 12 Years Ago
wow is all I could really say
@Starfish
What could change:
1) "This world no longer can see clearly," This could flow better as "This world can no longer see clearly,"
I had been contemplating this for a while when writing this piece and I may just have to create a new line entirely, I feel like it breaks the flow.
2) "While forth from eyes that pierce like steel," I think the word "steel" could be improved upon to give more depth
I'm not sure how to expand on this at the moment, but I will keep it in mind.
3) "A hypnotizing Siren’s number," Good sound-sense here, but should "Siren" be capitalized?
I have a dirty habit of capitalizing words that need not be sometimes.
Thank you for the review. It means a lot, I can't improve without them.
Posted 12 Years Ago
@Starfish
What could change:
1) "This world no longer can see clearly," This could flow better as "This world can no longer see clearly,"
I had been contemplating this for a while when writing this piece and I may just have to create a new line entirely, I feel like it breaks the flow.
2) "While forth from eyes that pierce like steel," I think the word "steel" could be improved upon to give more depth
I'm not sure how to expand on this at the moment, but I will keep it in mind.
3) "A hypnotizing Siren’s number," Good sound-sense here, but should "Siren" be capitalized?
I have a dirty habit of capitalizing words that need not be sometimes.
Thank you for the review. It means a lot, I can't improve without them.
F*****g Awesome!!!
Posted 12 Years Ago
Fucking Awesome!!!
What I enjoyed:
1) It shocks the reader to read
2) "Do ears still tune for broken word?" Favorite line
3)"... alight in slumber;" Good sound-sense
What could change:
1) "This world no longer can see clearly," This could flow better as "This world can no longer see clearly,"
2) "While forth from eyes that pierce like steel," I think the word "steel" could be improved upon to give more depth
3) "A hypnotizing Siren’s number," Good sound-sense here, but should "Siren" be capitalized?
Posted 12 Years Ago
What I enjoyed:
1) It shocks the reader to read
2) "Do ears still tune for broken word?" Favorite line
3)"... alight in slumber;" Good sound-sense
What could change:
1) "This world no longer can see clearly," This could flow better as "This world can no longer see clearly,"
2) "While forth from eyes that pierce like steel," I think the word "steel" could be improved upon to give more depth
3) "A hypnotizing Siren’s number," Good sound-sense here, but should "Siren" be capitalized?
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
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