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I think the repitition "of you don't see me "is a good emphatic tool. Its kinda like when a speaker pounds his hand on the podium several times to emphasize a point, or when the rev says "We all see the light, we want to walk in the light, we want to live in the light, we want to be the light, the light of the living God"....exhale while the crowd says Amen. Well CP it was a long night here in the shadowland of the nightworker. I hear my pillow calling.
Thread: Another poem | Forum: Writers
Thread: Another Poem to share | Forum: Writers
I was thrown off by the repitition of the words love and resolve...I thought zits would be a good replacement because zits a lyric, but that doesn't quite fit either.. You know I used to be in a writers group at the Community Center and we had about eight people some teachers ripping line per line...I kinda miss that.
Thread: A Sonnet Revisited | Forum: Writers
a-b-a-b..c-d-c-d..e-f-e-f..g.g. You know I only count twelve ....darn! I forgot two lines somewhere. I forget which meter I wrote it in. Now I'm so bugged.Supposed to be ten syllables 3quatrains plus a couplet. I'll check the older copy at poetry.com and see what I left out. I think I broke down the And,And,And parallelism, but that would wreck my meter....Oh well a wip is one because of those reasons.
Thread: A Sonnet Revisited | Forum: Writers
There was a science fiction tale once where the main character had no mouth but had to scream. I write because I have to... the smallest different way of seeing something is a call to share that experience. Dancing in a male forum refers to the question What is a masculine poem? Seeing a young bride despite the assault of time on ones mate is a counter to the idea that women are a temporary pleasure only good for the moment...No they are something to be loved and cherished over the long hall, someone meant to grow old with not away from.
Thread: A Sonnet Revisited | Forum: Writers
As you guessed its been a wip for a long time and you hit the point the last two lines. I've done several revisions, yours isn't bad...Thanks. Though as far as accepting a female side..I only wish thast were possible. My life is totally male drive drive drive go go go type "A" all the way. In my world there's "Yes" or "No" and no greys. I risk a lot by dancing in a male forum, but a poem about some guy getting his head ripped off in a football game is meat. Meat is meat and a man's gotta eat. As I told many other people poems are the graphic art of the written word. Color my world.
Thread: vector import for spline models | Forum: Carrara
I checked in CorelDream and Corel dream will import both an ai and a wmf file. I can draw the wmf in autocad and import it to the working plane of Coreldream set my second cross section to twist and taper the bit, then send it to the assembly room in Carrara...3 file transfers. (Wouldn't it be easier to dial direct?) The problem is if you draw a shape with a graphics tablet and want to extrude it you have to go the long way around to get to the same place. I use micrografix instead of Coreldraw on a lot of 2d work because the bump controls, dof and light setups are easier,so I do have several tools to work with. K.I.S.S. is still the best way to do things and I always look for that way first.
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Thread: Slide (this is as short as I get) | Forum: Writers