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Oh me!
By deathstillness
09 January 2007
A try. I was inspired by Phil's poem. I wanted to find a way to express how I felt after reading the poem. Because I am still confused the poem is not yet clear.



Me, oh me when I die.
It tastes when I am dragged
Awful just as if I am me
I grin, moan, and sigh!

My eyes petraying me
Oh me! when I am blinded,
I see non, but only me I see
My time, your only time.

Time passed, my soul passed
No one is waiting,
Should there be any, dragged!
Oh, awful sound the sand is dropping.

Oh me I am no longer me
All I see I can any longer see
But me, alone 
I am alone! 


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errrmmm ...
Written by fellpony (1608 comments posted) 9th January 2007
Which poem of Phil's are you responding to? I am confused ....

Written by Phil (6713 comments posted) 9th January 2007
I'm glad you've managed to display your work at last. I'm honoured I've inspired something other than the usual:'Oh it's you.' (I think the poem was 'Suicide.') 
 
I've got to admire this DS. Attempting to write poetry in your second (?) language is a very brave thing to do. I struggle big time in the only language I can write. You've got some good ideas in here but they do need a really good polish. 
 
Phil.

Written by deathstillness (13 comments posted) 10th January 2007
fellpony: 
The poem is Suicide. Not really responding, just inspired. 
 
Phil:  
Yeah, English my seconf language. Sometimes it is difficult to use phrases or expressions and they turn out to mean something different from the one you inteded.  
Can you suggest few polishing techniques!!? :cry  
 
Thanks for the comments

Written by Phil (6713 comments posted) 11th January 2007
Well, I guess that for now you ought to be careful with words and phrases you are not sure of. If you want help with this, the next time you post put in the intro that you want specific errors ppointing out. I'm sure poeple would be willing to help. 
 
Simple correction for today: you mean betraying, not petraying 
 
Phil.

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