Friday, 15 March 2013

Thirty-three


Thirty-three


He 
died 
when 
he was 
thirty-three. 
It's not like we weren't warned. We all knew he was coming back. 
Some looked 
forward
 to it. 
Some 
were 
scared.
But no one 
expected this.

28 comments:

  1. Interesting - jesus came back as - left up to the viewer of the pic eh? hmmm possibly tear gas or that one alien from star trek? just kidding nice answer to the prompt!

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    1. Well I'm not sure what he came back as but some really messed up happened because this is a CREEPY photo.

      Thanks for you input. Steven.

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  2. Neat, I like how the form makes a cross.

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    1. Thanks - it was cool how the words lined up.

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  3. Wonderful how you were able to connect the image to Jesus's second coming!

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  4. Interesting. The form of the poem is nifty.

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  5. I love this, love the cross shape of the words and, obviously, the words themselves. Well done.

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    1. Ya it was cool the way it worked out. I had the idea in my head ad I write out ince - exactly 33 words frist shot. There is something magic about this word combination. I arranged in in few different patterns and it always worked. I 'm happy with the way it ended up.

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  6. :)
    no one expected . . . yup, there is that.

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  7. Nicely done, it took me a minute to grasp, (yes, I'm all slow, it comes from age) and I like the cross.

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    1. Ha ha. Its on topic for the new pope this month too.

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  8. This is beautiful! Very good.

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  9. This is great - with or without the picture, actually. "But no one expected this" - such a sense of creepy foreboding, but a little tongue-in-cheek, too. Great job!

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    1. Yes I wondered if the formatting really helps or does it take way from the words because i agree that stand up on their own. I was also a little worried about the subject matter there can be allot of controversy with old JC.

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  10. Wonderfully written piece - mysterious and a little disturbing. And yes, I really like the structure you've used. Excellent job!

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    1. THanks I wondered if it helps or hurts I appreciate the comment :)

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  11. So much truth in the last statement - no matter one's expectations.

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  12. The Spanish Inquisition?
    Ha ha, couldn't resist.
    Very disquieting piece.

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  13. good post. What will be is a mystery and certainly unpredictable.

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  14. I like the second one as well-though unlike all others,not being a Christian,I did not see the "cross" but what appealed to me was the kind of ominous ending after a pregnant pause in the last two lines ,which somehow was missing in the "prose" format.My apologies if I come across as silly but am not conversant with "structure" or other "literary" quantifiers(?)-just went with the feel Sam.Whichever form you choose,love the creepy feeling -one keeps expecting some thing out of a horror film-reminded me of Poe's "The monkey's paw":-)

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  15. Hey thanks for your input Atreyee -interesting. Thank-you for taking the time :)

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