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Kittenleigh
03-19-2007, 10:42 PM
I look in the distance and wonder what it all means

The night sky is full of the stars and the moon

The air is chilly and I shiver with a thought

What is to come?

What is to be?

Is destiny written in the stars like they say?

Is the future really already known?

Is this world just a board game?

I really have to wonder

I want to be happy

I want to be free

There are so many places to go

So many places to see

I want to experience everything

To me my future is unknown, unsure

I don't know if it is already destined

I do know that I want to live it to the fullest

I want to live it to its capacity

Where I will go I do not know

The cosmos watch over me and taunt me

The questions are left unanswered

There is no crystal ball

I will have to wait and see

That is what the future holds for me

jon1jt
03-20-2007, 12:15 AM
i like the sentiment behind this kitten. questions, questions, the answers to which reside in real experience, in the yet-to-be. cool.


you can easily get rid of these as they say the same as other lines:
i do not know if it is already destined.
i want to live it to its capacity.


Write!

ktd222
03-20-2007, 02:00 AM
I wish I could agree with jon1jt. Each of your lines is stale, and without originality. You could actually take each line, think about what it means to you, disgard the line, and write a poem from each. I'm sure you would an amazing poem from a unique perspective as a result.

Kittenleigh
03-20-2007, 11:44 AM
Thank you Jon1jt. I will be honest usually when I write a poem I just write it I don't really think of what I'm writing until it's done. I just go with the flow. I guess that does sound a bit strange, but that's what I do. Thanks again.

Adolescent09
03-20-2007, 11:49 AM
I don't see much flow here, besides several disjointed sentences but it's a pretty nice thought.

subterranean
03-20-2007, 10:51 PM
Thank you Jon1jt. I will be honest usually when I write a poem I just write it I don't really think of what I'm writing until it's done. I just go with the flow. I guess that does sound a bit strange, but that's what I do. Thanks again.


I personally can see that you’re being spontaneous with your poem and I think it’s good to write down our thoughts right away. However, I think, the result would be better in general if we try to improve the original version by say, deleting or combining some lines, replacing some of the words with the ones with deeper or richer in meaning. :)