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frankydon
Jun 26, 2009, 12:35 PM
I have been criticized greately but a few have managed to give it a nod.This was written for deeper minds.
Share your view... something said constructively will be a brilliant idea.

Topic: Cupid blindness

Making and keeping friends is good business; but making and keeping true love is good fortune. Good business and good fortune sanctifies the human soul with robustness.
When the dark, fragmented nimbus moves in ferocious unity with the dynamite of destruction, only the twin wings of a love-bird can survive the arson with a consonant wobble.

Twin wings; wobbling and wagging; showing the twin Couple Of Light Over Visible Emotions "(LOVE) and the distant soar over any barrier to blissfulness; unimaginably athletic as the prowess of nature.

The muscles of love become frenetic when the reflexes of wisdom and folly; strength and weakness; wealth and penury; the beauty and the beast; success and failure; health and sickness; daringly blend together in matchless grace until the cold arms of demise separate the mysterious togetherness.

The storms of love is found in the winks and freeze of the gorgeous eyeball; just one blink; affliction of emotion is sure to unsettle the life wire of the human pumping valves; the mighty have all fallen! If the heart were overlaid with the tarmac of truthful catharsis, the whole vessel would fly into the euphoria of levitation; rotating infinitely in the umbrage of dumbness.

The calligraphy of love transforms into a paragon of virtue, completely lost in the realm of immaculate nirvana: pure as honey from the honey comb; fresh as apples from the apple tree; merciful as colours from the rainbow with pictures more expressive than a thousand words; gleeful as water from streams of living waters; free as birds in the sky – in defiance of the boundaries of tribal and ethnic might; races; ages; classes and status; constant as dusk till dawn; patient as the needle on a tapestry; meek as a lamb, good as the snuggle of breath and kind as a timely favour; temperate as the laws of nature and faithful as a lily from the mud.

Nothing can be compared with the unmerited panther-like grace called Love. It can be sometimes mysterious how the arrow of love heals. Its sword conceals; and the swipe awakens. Its stripe beautifies; and the bullet saves. The wisdom of love lies in folly while its folly lies in wisdom.

Finding yourself in the love of God will always be detectable and wearing its hot cloak snug and cascades your entire being as if sniffing your life away. All you need to do is; open the celestial orifice of your heart; you'll find yourself basking in the euphoria of supreme blessedness. © June 6th, 2005
Francis O. Imumbhon

Wondergirl
Jun 26, 2009, 12:46 PM
Are "deeper minds" able to cognitively simpify the obviously inaccessibility of your word choices and phrasing? You do not write for the hoi polloi? And what on earth do you mean by "temperate as the laws of nature"? I believe they are anything but temperate! Oh, yes. The title does not fit the essay.

jolienoire
Jun 26, 2009, 12:59 PM
This remind me of a poet Nikhil Parekh, however, the title does not go with the poem, and the beginning message doesn't seem to fit with the context of this piece.

I think something more simplistic, would be sufficient. The Thesaurus was abused, making the piece rather confusing.


Twin wings; wobbling and wagging; showing the twin Couple Of Light Over Visible Emotions "(LOVE) and the distant soar over any barrier to blissfulness; unimaginably athletic as the prowess of nature

This is the only part that I really associate with the title cupid.

Overall, the word choice doesn't gather the reader's attention. As you can easily drift because of the overuse of the choice of words.

jolienoire
Jun 26, 2009, 01:08 PM
The storms of love is found in the winks and freeze of the gorgeous eyeball; just one blink; affliction of emotion is sure to unsettle the life wire of the human pumping

Example I took that same paragraph and use simpler words that I thought fit.

This is what I would have said

The Blossoming of love is found in the winks penetrated by the reflection that lies before the gorgeous eyeball; just one blink; Storms of emotion is sure to unveil and nurture the pastures of the human pumping valves.

frankydon
Jun 28, 2009, 08:42 AM
Jolie should be my mentor.I don't know if she will agree to that

I need people like you around me.The modification you gave to that paragraph was simply full of awe.That was written few years ago.Now am a bit matured.
For Wondergirl.. thanks for your comment.Great it was.