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Conditions
1 chapter / 22 words
Approximately less than 10 seconds to read
Description:
The juxtaposing opposites in our universe make for a mechanical and beautiful life.
Comments(13)
12 months ago cassidy crickenberger said:
this poetry style is interesting. very catching of the eye. i liked it. i just had to concentrate a lot more because it was so unique. which is good :)
12 months ago Adela Fine said:
This is really cool. It reminded me a lot of e.e. cummings. Great job!
12 months ago Olivia Berube said:
i think everyone agrees that the beginning makes very little sense. i guess you are just smarter than all us simple poets (; but i really like the middle. infinity. its a good word (:
12 months ago KYE. said:
this was a really strange poem (in a good way). i liked it and it made me think.
Reviews(7)
12 months ago Shannon Lily said:
I enjoyed reading and re-reading this poem until I thoughtI understood it, all the while knowing that I probably didn't! What I got from it was that, dark, light, hot, cold, in the mechanical life they are simply represented by symbols or signs and that they are all the same. In a way I see the beauty in that, even if that wasn't what you were getting at. I love the concrete form of this poem, even if I am not very familiar with the style. Over all, I liked it! :) -Shannon Lily
12 months ago Nina Roscoe said:
If this is to show the beauty and mechanics of life, as the description says, I think you missed out on the beauty a bit. However, it is a really interesting concept, to use the form to illustrate the mechanical side rather than just what you say. I don't think it's enough to only focus on that though; while there is something beautiful about mechanics, it isn't the only type of beauty. Other than that, it did seem a bit contrived. I did quite like the title in relation to it, but the poem lacked something for me.