Home is never any where I need it to be
too close to home
to close to be anyone I need.
I know all those kinds of fools
easy to just slip away
no home to pull me through.
Standing empty with a half glass full.
Home is never any where I need it to be
too close to home
to close to be anyone I need.
I know all those kinds of fools
easy to just slip away
no home to pull me through.
Standing empty with a half glass full.
get rid of the cliched last line!
Get rid of the exclamation mark, and maybe I’ll pretend to listen to your nonsense.
Re-read the last line again and you might actually note its impossibility and thus it's opposite to your 'cliché'. And this time, try not to be a complete moron.
Silly, silly you.
First line-Take out "any" it is implied within the context of the line and doesn't add anything. Also helps to improve flow/rhythm.
Third line-"to" should be "too." I am not sure how well "anyone" is working in this line. It causes me stress, but I may just need time to chew on it.
Fifth line-I would suggest losing the word "just."
Punctuation throughout would improve readability, or at the very least use line spacing and indentations to create natural breaks.
Other than that, I think it is super. I actually enjoy the spin on the last line. I have a feeling I am going to be thinking about those words a great deal.
T
Last edited by Tenebris; 09-29-2010 at 07:18 AM.
In wisdom is grief and in knowledge sorrow,
The wise man dies as the fool, today; tomorrow.
I love the last line MeeQ, a good spin on the old cliche.![]()
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