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Originally Posted by R-Evolution
..I'm too cynical to vote, with such a minimal approach..
..the pinnacle of hope, is pivotal, and critical to most..
..inches from the slope, habitually, itchin to get chose..
..the centerfold of pitiful, practicin the rituals of ghosts..
..the bridges i've composed, go from fiction to the truth..
..eviction of the rules, will change the diction of the youth..
..let's start by, convincing that, conviction is a spoof..
..it contradicts restriction , and is friction to the roof..
..take a picture of the move, with the mission in it's view..
..constriction is improved, when superstition is the proof..
..play apprentice to the brutes, for the riches and the loot..
..view acceptance as a fruit, yet remain distant from the food..
..the infant and it's coos, it moved, into an incidence that grew..
..it blisters and it blue's, the black untill it's insolence it spews..
..if they say that the revolution is upon at last..
..I pray freedom evolves from a promise to a fact.. |
I think there was a typo, second last line. Shouldn't it be "upon
us at last?" That's not really a problem though.
I don't see anything wrong with it, the concept is good and the many multis were executed well. It's dope. If I were to suggest anything at all, it would be to mix up the flow a little. It's not that important for a short piece like this, but a little switch up might be nice. Something like a call back rhyme, where, say you have 4 rhymes in two lines, the rhymes scheme is like this:
ABC blah blah blah blah DEF
blah DEF blah blah blah ABC
Then you might rhyme the start of the next rhyme with ABC again to blend it into the flow a bit more or whatever. You could also try having some unique inner-line rhymes... Rhyme scheme would go:
XY blah XY XY XY, ABC
DF DF blah blah DF ABC
Something like that anyway, if you get what I mean. I didn't explain it well. You probably knew those techniques already, but I think if anything could have spiced up this piece it's some slight flow variation.