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The Hat Trick
Wicked climbs into what has become a familiar spot, the #1 position and object of my attention. In fact she has pulled a Shaya the top three spots, actually I should go back to Tigerjen! For when I arrived here she held the top spots. Perhaps for future reference we will call this feat a Triple Crown. Or Hat tTrick. Ok here’s the poem:
Come to Bed
by WickedEve ©
"Hey, you wanna come to bed?"
I know what he means when this is said.
Pull off my shirt and shorts, toss 'em aside.
Unhook my bra, off my shoulders straps slide.
Slip down my panties and slowly step out.
Really not in the mood, I begin to pout.
Climb in beside him, naked and trying to be mellow.
Yank the covers close and grab a purple-striped pillow.
Roll onto my side, facing away,
staring at the white wall, thinking of the other day.
Outside, phone to my ear and my mouth flirting.
Everything he said made me forget the hurting.
Arms around me, hands all over my skin.
Right now I can't think about what I did then.
He pinches my nipples, and squeezes my flesh,
tells me how soft I am, and how I smell so fresh.
Flat on my back, but in some other place.
Spread my legs, look up into another man's face.
He takes my body, impales what he can find,
but he can't enter this fantasy or penetrate my mind.
Sure I could jump on the bandwagon, “And who doesn’t love a good ride?”
But alas I cannot.. The topic spoken of is indeed deep and worthy of consideration.
The structure works (notice the stanza construction.)
Perhaps if the two-stanza line didn’t rhyme I would have enjoyed the rhythm more. As it is, I stumble too much with strained rhyme. Watch the words.
"Hey, you wanna come to bed?"
I know what he means when this is said.
Pull off my shirt and shorts, toss 'em aside.
Unhook my bra, off my shoulders straps slide.
Slip down my panties and slowly step out.
Really not in the mood, I begin to pout.
Climb in beside him, naked and trying to be mellow.
Yank the covers close and grab a purple-striped pillow.
Try reading something like this to smooth things out:
"Hey, you wanna come to bed?"
I know what he means when this is said.
Pull off my shirt and shorts, toss 'em aside.
Unhook my bra, shoulder straps slide.
Slip down my panties slowly step out.
Really not in the mood, my lips form a pout.
The next stanza is harder, mellow is the wrong word and thus so is pillow. I understand WickedEve wants to impart a mood. Her character is containing resentment or disinterest and is trying to project an emotion/body language to hide the truth. While I do not like “mellow” what really kills this stanza in the bold section. These filler words stumble and grate. Poor “mellow” and “pillow” don’t stand a chance. WickedEve is trying to say fake, lie, false, pretend, or counterfeit, bluffing, affect, feign. Pick one I like feign and counterfeit. My point is to take out those 4 words and try to find one or two words that say the same thing and matter. This will give you more words to use, concentrate your imagery and thus the potency of what you’re saying. And mellow can rest becase it does not have to support four times it weight. The same goes for the next line of the stanza. There must be a few words with image we can find to replace “and grab a.”
Climb in beside him, naked and trying to bemellow.
Yank the covers close and grab a purple-striped pillow.
The poem performs more of this chicanery later on, though not as obvious as what I mentioned.
WickedEve if it matters at all, I do like this poem.
Yet it is like my favorite aunts pesto it’s good, but it’s missing something.
For "Come to Bed" that something is better word choice, and that absence detracts from the poignancy of the poem for me.
Earlier WickedEve so graciously offered her sofa to me (because the bed was crowded) but now that I’m here, I think I’ll stay.
Go to:
http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=30802
Here you find almost everything you want from our Eve.
And for her latest:
http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=30978
U.P.
Wicked climbs into what has become a familiar spot, the #1 position and object of my attention. In fact she has pulled a Shaya the top three spots, actually I should go back to Tigerjen! For when I arrived here she held the top spots. Perhaps for future reference we will call this feat a Triple Crown. Or Hat tTrick. Ok here’s the poem:
Come to Bed
by WickedEve ©
"Hey, you wanna come to bed?"
I know what he means when this is said.
Pull off my shirt and shorts, toss 'em aside.
Unhook my bra, off my shoulders straps slide.
Slip down my panties and slowly step out.
Really not in the mood, I begin to pout.
Climb in beside him, naked and trying to be mellow.
Yank the covers close and grab a purple-striped pillow.
Roll onto my side, facing away,
staring at the white wall, thinking of the other day.
Outside, phone to my ear and my mouth flirting.
Everything he said made me forget the hurting.
Arms around me, hands all over my skin.
Right now I can't think about what I did then.
He pinches my nipples, and squeezes my flesh,
tells me how soft I am, and how I smell so fresh.
Flat on my back, but in some other place.
Spread my legs, look up into another man's face.
He takes my body, impales what he can find,
but he can't enter this fantasy or penetrate my mind.
Sure I could jump on the bandwagon, “And who doesn’t love a good ride?”
But alas I cannot.. The topic spoken of is indeed deep and worthy of consideration.
The structure works (notice the stanza construction.)
Perhaps if the two-stanza line didn’t rhyme I would have enjoyed the rhythm more. As it is, I stumble too much with strained rhyme. Watch the words.
"Hey, you wanna come to bed?"
I know what he means when this is said.
Pull off my shirt and shorts, toss 'em aside.
Unhook my bra, off my shoulders straps slide.
Slip down my panties and slowly step out.
Really not in the mood, I begin to pout.
Climb in beside him, naked and trying to be mellow.
Yank the covers close and grab a purple-striped pillow.
Try reading something like this to smooth things out:
"Hey, you wanna come to bed?"
I know what he means when this is said.
Pull off my shirt and shorts, toss 'em aside.
Unhook my bra, shoulder straps slide.
Slip down my panties slowly step out.
Really not in the mood, my lips form a pout.
The next stanza is harder, mellow is the wrong word and thus so is pillow. I understand WickedEve wants to impart a mood. Her character is containing resentment or disinterest and is trying to project an emotion/body language to hide the truth. While I do not like “mellow” what really kills this stanza in the bold section. These filler words stumble and grate. Poor “mellow” and “pillow” don’t stand a chance. WickedEve is trying to say fake, lie, false, pretend, or counterfeit, bluffing, affect, feign. Pick one I like feign and counterfeit. My point is to take out those 4 words and try to find one or two words that say the same thing and matter. This will give you more words to use, concentrate your imagery and thus the potency of what you’re saying. And mellow can rest becase it does not have to support four times it weight. The same goes for the next line of the stanza. There must be a few words with image we can find to replace “and grab a.”
Climb in beside him, naked and trying to bemellow.
Yank the covers close and grab a purple-striped pillow.
The poem performs more of this chicanery later on, though not as obvious as what I mentioned.
WickedEve if it matters at all, I do like this poem.
Yet it is like my favorite aunts pesto it’s good, but it’s missing something.
For "Come to Bed" that something is better word choice, and that absence detracts from the poignancy of the poem for me.
Earlier WickedEve so graciously offered her sofa to me (because the bed was crowded) but now that I’m here, I think I’ll stay.
Go to:
http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=30802
Here you find almost everything you want from our Eve.
And for her latest:
http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=30978
U.P.
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