RhymeFairy
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my first reply :
Originally Posted by RhymeFairy
Thank you for the mention, lol.
I know it's a bit mixed but it was intentional. I have/had been playing with my thesaurus again and I shook the whole poem up.
I started out with the ole hum drum I've been playing at and after finishing it, I loved it. I was trying not to tell but use the stroke of the brush to hint at ... the never ending cycle of my milky way ..., so to speak, lol. Again, I shall hint to let you figure it out, if not, I promise to reveal ....
Here is the mea culpa entry :
Main Entry: mea culpa
Part of Speech: noun/interjection
Definition: guilt acknowledgment
Synonyms: acknowledgment of error, confession, my fault, penance, repentance
Main Entry: apology
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: regret
Synonyms: acknowledgment, admission, amends, atonement, concession, confession, defense, excuse, explanation, extenuation, justification, mea culpa, mitigation, plea, redress, reparation, vindication
Antonyms: blame, condemnation, reprehension
Hope this helped ...
When one says Milky Way, what's first to your mind?
Galaxy ? Candy bar ? Both ... ? Why not both then.
That aside, we mix in an added incentive, a guilty pleasure .
Look at the candy bar as a whole galaxy of sin, a guilty pleasure then go, from there ~~
Then there is :
Main Entry: plu·to·ni·um
Pronunciation: plü-'tO-nE-&m
Function: noun
: a radioactive metallic element similar chemically to uranium that is formed as the isotope 239 by decay of neptunium and found in minute quantities in pitchblende, that undergoes slow disintegration with the emission of an alpha particle to form uranium 235, and that is fissionable with slow neutrons to yield atomic energy —
and ...
1. a bomb whose potency is derived from nuclear fission of atoms of fissionable material with the consequent conversion of part of their mass into energy.
2. a bomb whose explosive force comes from a chain reaction based on nuclear fission in U-235 or plutonium.
They connect the picture of emissions, fission, energy, ...
I added cycling and rim, in a totally sexual role playing nature.
I sincerely hope I have helped. I too hate it when I cannot grasp a poem and read it, to my way of thinking. One must wrap their mind around and play a bit and sometimes I just don't feel like playing at that moment, so THEN I put it away, for a later day ...
jus me ~~
Originally Posted by RhymeFairy
Thank you for the mention, lol.
I know it's a bit mixed but it was intentional. I have/had been playing with my thesaurus again and I shook the whole poem up.
I started out with the ole hum drum I've been playing at and after finishing it, I loved it. I was trying not to tell but use the stroke of the brush to hint at ... the never ending cycle of my milky way ..., so to speak, lol. Again, I shall hint to let you figure it out, if not, I promise to reveal ....
Here is the mea culpa entry :
Main Entry: mea culpa
Part of Speech: noun/interjection
Definition: guilt acknowledgment
Synonyms: acknowledgment of error, confession, my fault, penance, repentance
Main Entry: apology
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: regret
Synonyms: acknowledgment, admission, amends, atonement, concession, confession, defense, excuse, explanation, extenuation, justification, mea culpa, mitigation, plea, redress, reparation, vindication
Antonyms: blame, condemnation, reprehension
Hope this helped ...
wildsweetone said:RF i decided to write my reply to your PM here because i'd like to know if i'm on the right track with my thoughts and perhaps an experienced poet could either confirm my thoughts or point me in a better direction as i'm still learning this stuff too.
i'm guessing that you're riding on metaphor for sex, am i right? that's what i thought yesterday when i first read Milky Way Meltdown.
so... i'm guessing that the words 'mea culpa' are used instead of the word 'guiltily'?
i think my difficulty is that there are so many differing concrete objects and they don't seem to tie in together very well.
i.e. you use the words 'cycling' and 'rim' which can both be image-connected with bicycle but then they're not used again, no extended metaphor carried on. their use here under a title that relates to outer space, seems odd on a face value basis.
'milky way', 'world', 'edge', 'orbit', all relate to outer space, but then you add in 'beach bomb' and 'plutonium' which don't relate to the outer space theme.
i think there are too many mixed metaphors within these sixteen lines. the strengths of the concrete images seem to be fighting against each other for who is the most important and consequently the clarity of your message is coming across mixed.
like i said, i think i'm on the right track, but would like confirmation from someone more experienced than i am... confirmation or correcting, please.
When one says Milky Way, what's first to your mind?
Galaxy ? Candy bar ? Both ... ? Why not both then.
That aside, we mix in an added incentive, a guilty pleasure .
Look at the candy bar as a whole galaxy of sin, a guilty pleasure then go, from there ~~
Then there is :
Main Entry: plu·to·ni·um
Pronunciation: plü-'tO-nE-&m
Function: noun
: a radioactive metallic element similar chemically to uranium that is formed as the isotope 239 by decay of neptunium and found in minute quantities in pitchblende, that undergoes slow disintegration with the emission of an alpha particle to form uranium 235, and that is fissionable with slow neutrons to yield atomic energy —
and ...
1. a bomb whose potency is derived from nuclear fission of atoms of fissionable material with the consequent conversion of part of their mass into energy.
2. a bomb whose explosive force comes from a chain reaction based on nuclear fission in U-235 or plutonium.
They connect the picture of emissions, fission, energy, ...
I added cycling and rim, in a totally sexual role playing nature.
I sincerely hope I have helped. I too hate it when I cannot grasp a poem and read it, to my way of thinking. One must wrap their mind around and play a bit and sometimes I just don't feel like playing at that moment, so THEN I put it away, for a later day ...
jus me ~~