I'd like to say my writing are a blend of Slipknot's "People = Shit" and Stone Sour's "Bother", but my opinion doesn't matter. I also tihnk it is the right think to do in telling ya'll of my history, because it influences me greatly. I am growing up in an abusive household, gave seven years of my life to being rejected/rejecting the general public (done my self a favor really at that point), gave three years to a girl I "loved" to be cheated on and find out on my B-Day. I'm am Clincally Depressed, Manic (Bi-Polar), and have a slight case of OCD. I can't control my anger which usually ends baddly and leads to emotional outbreaks because i keep my emotions inward.
not a patient bunch huh. o well this of the top of my head but.... _____________________________________________________
Transinding the Clouds
Standing in a corner staring at the moon wishing for a gift a gift of nevermore for The Raven said it first i pray to him for sin
Trolling in my room watching the lights glimmer caring not of this self-inflicted display of terror and torment with tears of red and black
"Adam's Song" blaring knives polished nice wrists at my side i cut away my pain to afriad to die but to manic to live
Lift myself off the ground clutching my cure tight slipping away from this casting away my filth dispising all that live without this thirst a craving for destrution -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- by the way whats with this stuff "Bah, we had a chance, but the fools ate the apples." and "As far as I know, "People = gunship" was pretty well established in the Bible."
Uhm, before you write poetry, learn to use the language you're writing in effectively. Honestly, you can't write a half decent poem without knowing the use of "to" and "too", or knowing how to spell "transcending".
i spent a whole five minutes on that do you think everything/everyone is perfect. it is people like you that erode the already low collective IQ of this crazy world. NOTHING IS PERFECT. Just think if everything was perfect you'd have nothing to pick at and that would be sad, you couldn't look like a douche anymore. Perfectionism is a mental disorder did you know that. So i hope next time you will think more carefully when you piont out flaws when you have your own (not perfectionism before you try to cut me down saying you not a perfectist), but you know what your issues are and we don't need do disscuse them or argue either. I just thought i would piont out the fact your a hipocrite, because your a flawed being pionting out flaws in others.
Dude, you're trying to tell people how bad the world is with your poetry. And you're doing this using words. How do you expect to get the message across if you can't be bothered to spell your words correctly?
Besides, it's not like if you had spelled everything right the poem would be perfect. Oh no. Not by a long shot.
i spent a whole five minutes on that do you think everything/everyone is perfect. it is people like you that erode the already low collective IQ of this crazy world. NOTHING IS PERFECT. Just think if everything was perfect you'd have nothing to pick at and that would be sad, you couldn't look like a douche anymore. Perfectionism is a mental disorder did you know that. So i hope next time you will think more carefully when you piont out flaws when you have your own (not perfectionism before you try to cut me down saying you not a perfectist), but you know what your issues are and we don't need do disscuse them or argue either. I just thought i would piont out the fact your a hipocrite, because your a flawed being pionting out flaws in others.
You do realise that you're pointing out my flaws in this post, yeah?
What an interesting usage of the word trolling. I wonder which of these meanings was intended?
The action of the verb TROLL in its various senses.
I. 1. a. Rolling, revolution. c1440 Promp. Parv. 503/1 Trollynge, or rollynge, volucio. 1613 DAY Dyall v. (1614) 98 Concerning the Heavens they perceived such aequabilitie of motion, such turning and trolling of them.
b. ‘Rolling’ or ‘streaming’ in; abundant influx. Obs. 1614 T. ADAMS in Spurgeon Treas. Dav. Ps. xiv. 1 Extortion batters in the usurer's affections by the trolling in of his moneys.
II. 2. Singing in the manner of a round, or in a jovial style; in quots. applied contemptuously to antiphonal singing. 1575 Brieff Disc. Troubles Franckford (1846) 206 The trollinge and descantinge of the Psalmes. 1586 in Neal Hist. Purit. (1732) I. 480 The service of God is grievously abused by..ringing and trowling of psalms from one side of the Choir to another.
III. 3. Angling. The action or practice of fishing by the methods described s.v. TROLL v. 13. But in trolling-line (quot. 1888 in 4), app. confused with trawling; cf. TRAWLING, TRAWL-NET, TROLLNET. 1651-7 T. BARKER Art of Angling (1820) 22 The manner of his trouling was with a hasell rod. 1682 [see TROLLER 2]. 1725 T. TAYLOR in Portland Papers VI. (Hist. MSS. Comm.) 88 The late Duke..took great delight in that kind of fishing for them [pike] which is termed ‘trowling’. 1787 BEST Angling (ed. 2) 43 The walking bait is that which the fisher attends to himself, and is called trowling. 1860 G. H. K. Vac. Tour. 167 If you..will go and spin a butterfish for lythe,..you will there first discover what sport trolling can be. 1888 GOODE Amer. Fishes 62 In trolling from a boat at least 300 feet of line should be used. 1910 H. T. SHERINGHAM in Encycl. Brit. II. 28/2 The use of the drop-minnow, which is trolling on a lesser scale.
4. attrib. and Comb. (In sense 3), as trolling-bait, -fly, -hook, -line, -rod, -spoon, -tackle; trolling motor U.S., a motor suitable for a boat used in trolling (see TROLL v. 13c); trolling pole N. Amer., a horizontal pole rigged on each side of a fishing boat in order to keep the lines clear of the propeller. [too many examples]
The message board meaning does not appear to have reached the OED yet.
Don't post here again until you read the rules, and I am not kidding.
One of my complaints is that this:
wishing for a gift a gift of nevermore for The Raven said it first i pray to him for sin
makes no sense to me - at all. For one, "nevermore" is not a noun and shouldn't ever be used as one. Next, what does "The Raven" saying it first have to do with anything? And finally, what the heck does the last line even mean? It doesn't seem to fit with anything else you've said and could mean lots of things literally, as well. It's too ambiguous int he given context (and is probably too ambiguous in any context).
You do realise that you're pointing out my flaws in this post, yeah?
Yea and how much of a doushe did i look like, point taken, yeah?
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Dude,......shot.
I'm not trying to save the world ya know its just a hobby and an extension of myself.
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What an interesting usage of the word trolling. I wonder which of these meanings was intended?
I didn't exspect that to be a line of confusion, but nate is right. Although i like the thought that you can interpret it however you feel.
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makes no sense to me - at all.
Okay what am i supost to write on your brian wave? What do you think it means all you said is that it was "is probably too ambiguous in any context", does that mean you think it means nothing, then that is what it means. Also have you read "The Raven"?
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Dude, you're trying to tell people how bad the world is with your poetry.
I meant that you should stop talking about other, useless stuff that doesn't have to do with poetry and focus on the subject of the topic - your poems. We shouldn't need to hear about what's going on in your life to like or even just read your poetry. I didn't want you to rush and post a subpar poem.
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Okay what am i supost to write on your brian wave? What do you think it means all you said is that it was "is probably too ambiguous in any context", does that mean you think it means nothing, then that is what it means. Also have you read "The Raven"?
It of course doesn't have to be catered specifically toward my understanding, but I get the feeling that no one knows what you're talking about. >.< Yes, I have read "The Raven", and that poem makes perfect sense. Your allusion to it, however, seems quite out-of-the-blue and does not. Not just to me, to anyone.
Circles on the ground Squares in the sky Lines through my arms X’s on my eyes
Tens of thousands Of men, all in a row Marching in a line Approaching a slaughter For an evil reason Unknown therefore corrupt Endowed with a will A permission to kill Mercy free chambers
On her knees Praying for forgiveness Wishing for freedom From this bastard That will not leave her alone He provides everything She dreamed Yet, nothing she wanted Crying together, yet far apart
He swore to protect her From all the pain But in the end All he did is amplify the misery That she bore, when he wasn’t there Even when he was! He believed he sheltered her But in reality He killed her faster
Afraid to hurt them They hide the truth That they use the other For there own warped ambition When they are together they are “happy” But when they are apart They are galaxies apart Cutting……… cutting away our pain Gone………... from our leaking wounds
Honestly, I believe I’m worst off now Putting up walling, then tearing others down Applying regulations on my heart With a lock n’ key To prevent a relapse of my Affliction Anger running rampart in my head Nowhere to go but out Reaper be tempted by my blade But he shant see me soon ____________________________________________________ By the way Chanoire, I'm in a Sig! YEAH!