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Elinki
Chris McGuffin
United States, Colorado, Arvada

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Power of Perception

Altered stases takes me places'¦
Narcosis psychosis is breaking down
The perception of reality;
Never losing rationality.

Walking down the backdoor corridor
Of infinite perceptive tangibility
-this place,
Being the tract for all forms of creation
And relativity
Giving conscious conception
Of an idea and manifestation

(individuality
Sculpting reality)


Escalading and reshaping reality.
Establishing new relative conformities
Beyond the line of quantic contingency.

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RUBYGIRL69 Comment by: RUBYGIRL69 - 2007-03-21 10:30
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"individuality sculpting reality" is such a powerful reference. I need to read and reread your work to be able to effectively critique, but that looks as if it will be an enjoyable 'chore'. Trust me, I'll be back...soon and often.
Manda Comment by: Manda - 2007-01-02 13:20
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Well I enjoy the overall feeling here, the back and forth through perception, reality, what your minds perceives and distorts. I don't believe the last stanza is needed, however. that phrase "Altered stases takes me places" is such a mouthful (I can't find a better phrase) that reading it once in the opening is all my poor brain can handle.

I would keep the individual lines from the final stanza and remove that phrase. It would take some of the 'song' feel out of the poem and give it a more purposeful feel.

I hope that made sense. Trying to be helpful is hard when you can't find the right words, ya know?

fav line:
Walking down the backdoor corridor
Of infinite perceptive tangibility
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