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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:18 pm
Everyone says that different is bad They say that you should try to fit in Am I the only one Who disagrees? I say Try to be different For who wants to be the same? Being the same is like Being trapped In a cage Same is boring Same is safe Who wants to play it safe In life? So I say Be different Don’t be afraid Some laugh when others Try to be different But others don’t They look up to you For the courage To be different So Don’t be afraid And don’t try to fit in Be different.
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:19 pm
so, what do you think? i don't want sugar-coated comments, i want what you really think, up straight.
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Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 4:22 pm
Call me stifling, but this doesn't strike me as real poetry. Sure, it's got lines and verses and all that, but it's basically sentences broken up into different lines. If you put it in paragraph form it could pass for prose. In my opinion poetry is more about sensuality and abstraction.
Perhaps this is a personal preference, but I'm not overly fond of anti-conformity writing. I have seen a lot of works condemning sameness, and while I completely agree, the theme is starting to bore me. Not everyone says that different is bad, not by a long shot - take a look at Gaia, which has incredible diversity in opinions and attitudes.
In any case, good luck with your writing.
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Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 8:08 am
ezvondulodt Everyone says that different is bad They say that you should try to fit in Am I the only one Who disagrees?I say Try to be different For who wants to be the same?Being the same is like Being trapped In a cage Same is boring Same is safe Who wants to play it safe In life?So I say Be different Don’t be afraidSome laugh when others Try to be different But others don’t They look up to you For the courage To be different So don’t be afraid And don’t try to fit in Be different.
The part that I have made large could be taken out and the poem would seem to flow better. This part doesn't seem to fit in with the rest. Likewise, you could remove the smaller part, too, so that you didn't say don't be afraid twice in a row.
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