Sunday, May 2, 2010

Where No Flowers Can Grow Comments

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The parks fill with the cadmium lights on evil sparklers:
Underneath the phosphorous sin,
The phosphorating pinwheels of really American holidays,
I can see the innocence that hasn’t been banished,
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Robert Rorabeck
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Lamont Palmer 02 May 2010

I like this Robert. But you still have this penchant for using the last line of the poem as the title; you do it quite often, which can be monotonous after reading several poems. I clicked onto the poem next to this one and you did it there too. You're too thoughtful for such a lazy gimmick as that. Work on creating interesting titles that compliment or offset the poem, or even deepen it. Truly, the 'last line as the title' trick compromises a good poem. -LP

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