Poetry / Bio Poem-Truth (Analysis)

Truth

Mysterious justice twisted and concealed,

Breaking through the inner self

Blinded by fate, often rejected to avoid chaos

Who sometimes experiences warmth, dwindling among the darkness,

Relief when told after the unleashing from the twisted knot felt within 

A buried chest of secrets in the sands of one’s heart

Concealed in the inner depths to prevent harm to one's it loves

Truth accomplishes trust, loyalty, and overcomes the serpents that glare upon the innocent

Truth never wants to be locked down with the chains of our hearts or constantly losing allies,

Truth requiring a last name would be utterly useless.

The first name is true enough.

 

 

2nd edit March 2009

1st Edit March 2008 2006

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AlexanderArciel avatar Random Review

July 27, 2009

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AlexanderArciel reviewed Version 4 - Read 100% of the Item

I Caught The Message In It,
It’s Good. The Only Thing Is
That The Commas And Punctuations
Are Missing, That Can Make It
More Readable.

ConfusedSongwriter avatar General Stranger

April 24, 2009

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ConfusedSongwriter reviewed Version 4 - Read 100% of the Item

Wow…truly wow…Have you ever thought about being a songwriter?

A few things…

“Blinded by fate, often rejected to avoid chaos”

My favorite line in the whole poem. I really enjoyed it, and I hope to come across some more of your work in the future.

TheSatch avatar General Stranger

April 17, 2009

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TheSatch reviewed Version 4 - Read 100% of the Item

I really like this poem, and I think there is truth weaved well into each line. Most of the imagery is evocative and powerful.

“often rejected to avoid chaos” – love it. A very keen observation.

“overcomes the serpents that glare upon the innocent” – I like the imagery here.

“Truth requiring a last name…” – Enjoyed this line as well, a strong statement. You really say a lot in this poem as I read it. Kudos for that.

I do have one suggestion for improvement. I would try to break up and pace the piece a bit more with punctuation in spots. In particular, I think adding a period to the first line “Truth.” gives it some weight. I’d also add one to the end of the third line, and consider inserting a dash or other marks throughout. As it stands, you have a pretty big run-on sentence for the entire piece until you get to the last few lines. I think pacing would make this a lot more readable.

All in all, great job. Best of luck with it!

Tak3thechanc3 avatar General Stranger

March 21, 2009

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Tak3thechanc3 reviewed Version 4 - Read 100% of the Item

wow, you have some serious skill.  Your poem is very thought provoking and flows quite nicely.

Keep up the good work, I can’t wait to read more!

Hawaiianguy07 avatar General Stranger

March 20, 2009

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Hawaiianguy07 reviewed Version 4 - Read 100% of the Item

I not much of a poetry buff.  I don’t know much about rhythm or form of poems so basically all i can say is that your use of metaphors is  quite strong.  I especially like the line “overcomes the serpents that glare upon the innocent.”  It definitely evoked emotion within me since i feel that truth is under attack on all sides in this day in age.  

Nightwish_Ruin avatar General Friend

March 19, 2009

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Nightwish_Ruin reviewed Version 3 - Read 100% of the Item

this piece is good… i liked how you talked about truth as if it was a person…. i think it could have been a bit clearer though…. but i do like it… great start… and keep it up…..

Maria avatar General Stranger

March 10, 2008

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Maria reviewed Version 3 - Read 100% of the Item

This was a wonderful piece. I loved the word play, and expression. This reads very well, and provides a good visual for the reader. I realize this was a poem written for fun, but you have created a very nice poetic piece of art here.
I enjoyed this read very much. If this was just I fun write, I would very much like to read some more serious pieces. You have a real talent.

fletchrwoo avatar General Stranger

March 08, 2008

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fletchrwoo reviewed Version 3 - Read 100% of the Item

I would check the line breaks.  I had trouble finding the rhythm.  I very much like the last line.

altosaxgeek5 avatar General Stranger

December 22, 2007

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altosaxgeek5 reviewed Version 1 - Read 100%% of the Item

Hm. It seems kind of prosey to me, not overly poetic, and it’s hard to find a good rhythm.  Believe that’s supposed to be “feels” in the fourth line.  Some of the lines could be broken into two or more to make it easier to find a rhythm for the reader.  Love the last line, though. Overall a good job for a school assignment, and I take it you enjoyed yourself in composing it, and that’s what this is all about.

richardlynn51 avatar General Stranger

December 17, 2007

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richardlynn51 reviewed Version 1 - Read 100%% of the Item

The last line is very good.Maybe separate nouns “Truth and Justice” from adj’s
mysterious, twisted, concealed to have stronger emphasis of subject? Very honerable subjects to explore! thank you

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