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It doesn't stand alone very well, so it's hard to say how it would be in a poem. It needs context, and depending on that context, it could be good or stupid.
Kinda cliche but you could build on it.
I Like it :)
depends on what the poem about
really depends on the lines that preceed and follow really
or ~my future is mine
nothing is stupid to a poet
sometimes you have to use political license
like in Shakespear
A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet
horshit by any other name would still smell like hosreshit
No its nice. Go with it and maybe post it afterwards.:)
Sounds good. They even named an organization after it.
http://www.iammyfuture.org/
In all art, whether something
is a masterpiece or a piece
of crap is decided by people.
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To me it sounds like a truism
without much insight into
anything. But don't ask me,
cause I'm not into poetry.
That works.
Sounds interesting to me.
Poetry isn't about public opinion, it's about expressing yourself. You can't really judge a poem by one line either. But I think that's a good line, it's true and real. =)
I find it rather. . . .poignant. . . . .myself!
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It was intended to be a poem about myself, each sentence begining with the phrase "I am". I was going to use it as the ending line, but I think I'm going to change it to "I am waiting and ready to take on my future" instead.
by Pirastic on September 2nd, 2009