Friday, August 7, 2009

Archaeology Comments

Rating: 4.6

I want to dig in Egypt,
To find in the sand,
A long forgotten crypt,
Buried in the ancient land.
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Michael Moorcroft
COMMENTS
Brenda Arroyo 16 October 2009

I think you should be an archeologist... well aside from being a great poet :)

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John Knight 20 August 2009

Hi Michael - good that we have young and up and coming poets from the City of Culture. Archeology is a very interesting subject are you intending to study it at Uni? Best wishes in you A-levels. The form of the poem is good four quatrains and then a 'free verse' ending in a nice relaxed conversational style - in poetry all is permissible! In essence the nice flowing ABAB rhyme you established in the first two quatrians should have continued in three and four but you are young - you are from Liverpool - so you can dictate the subject - the form - the rhyme and the rhythm! Keep on with your poetry.

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Christopher Hunter 20 August 2009

it sounds like you really care about this subject and that is good. You find something you like and you go for it. Good work.

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Lorina Zapata 17 August 2009

Michael, I enjoyed your poem especially for the fact that you seem so passionate of about the field of archeology. The only issue I had was with some of the rhyming stanzas towards the latter half of the poem which were a bit akward. Now depending on what poetic style you were going for, I could be mistaken in my pointing this out but it stood out to me. Regardless, it was a very nice poem.

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I think you should and I like the poem.

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