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		Cold pressure in my mouth
breaks in one loud pop.
Overhead, clouds churn,
swirls and peaks
ghosting over grill-hot pavement.
These are delicious, delicious days.
	
	
	
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		enjoyed it, thanks 
 
	
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		glad you liked 
 
	
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		nicely written addy.
i enjoyed the last line of the first verse
but loved the last line of the poem. it was delicious 
 
	
		
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		LOL! Thanks 
 
	
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		Not fond of the last line myself. It seems a bit too neat to suit the great imagery beforehand, and also surmises the poem's intent beyond what's required, I think. Aside from that, though, a wonderful piece; surreal and visceral, like a dream. I love short pieces like this.
	
	
	
	
		
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		 (10-08-2010, 07:37 AM)Heslopian Wrote:  Not fond of the last line myself. It seems a bit too neat to suit the great imagery beforehand, and also surmises the poem's intent beyond what's required, I think. Aside from that, though, a wonderful piece; surreal and visceral, like a dream. I love short pieces like this.
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		This is a nice, tidy little poem.  I really like the food/taste metaphor here -- I think this could be extended further in the last line, perhaps something like "these days taste of childhood/memory/yesterday/promise..." -- you get the idea.
	
	
	
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		I too loved most of it except for the last line as well.
ghosting over grill-hot pavement ... excellent 
 
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		Thanks for the critique guys 

... yeah, i'll probably expand this then.
	
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		 (08-09-2010, 02:52 PM)addy Wrote:  Cold pressure in my mouth
breaks in one loud pop.
Overhead, clouds churn,
swirls and peaks
ghosting over grill-hot pavement.
These are delicious, delicious days.
I like the description of the popsicle and the grill-hot pavement, maybe use more food description and expand this. clouds churn remind me of icecream or butter, swirls, icecreamcones, but peaks has no value that I can see immediately. ghosting is out ofcontext, maybe melting as in grilled cheese. Just my opinion
Nice start
David