Forked Intensity

by The Pessimistic Peabody   Apr 29, 2008


Three prongs
Three paths
From first to last

The third
The future
The first the past

The second
Unknown
Uncertainty lies

To heaven
Or hell
Or my demise

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  • 15 years ago

    by noha

    Its realy good,specific words make it good,so deep and make me think to find te secret you hide in,i realy enjoy well done 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by Ash

    A simply unique style. The starting stanza was really effective and the stanza'a that followed just increased the intensity of the entire poem. Short, straight to the point and well written! 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by Nix

    I think that this could be more effective, I think, you wrote it on a good way with interesting metaphor but rhythm would be much more impressionable if you used punctuation.
    I like the detailed description, first stanza is truly captivating and ending line is quite intense. I all in all truly like this piece but I think that it can have stronger tones. Anyway I admire your idea for this poem, truly refreshing and memorable.

  • 15 years ago

    by NyellMoonlight

    I love this piece, it is truly powerful and very creative. The rhythm that you created from the beginning to the end is quite interesting and unique. Very refreshing read. I had to read this twice to fully understand the message but now I got it lol Your metaphor here is great, so original. I like the ending a lot, the last stanza is my favorite one. Overall, I think that the fact that you managed to express so much within such short piece is amazing.
    5/5 from me

  • 15 years ago

    by Lonely Rider

    Short ...straight and superbly written...
    I like the style...

    great write...

    I would really like to read the expanded version of the poem... I just want to see how it would come out...You have explained so much in very few words...how it could be explained with many words... hey this a not a suggestion.. just wanted to tell you what i felt..

    I liked it...

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