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A Sage's Alchemy

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 3:18 pm
by Z.X.Y.
See he who marches alone thru marshes unknown..
Practicing magic of the darkest hardest part of any art to be honed..
The alchemist scars earths decor with boiling tar that he owns..
Bottled close to the heart of his cloak mixed with bark and the stones..
Been seen traveling the artic regions just to carcass the season..
Folk remark an believe in the alchemy this sage markets at evenings..
Gossip on the fact, he could be the one. A cause to end grieving..
Towns now parka'd with diseased an, he can flawless freeze it!...
Blind to his coldheart, they became victims- graved by the morning..
Whole families slained and corpses blood now drain out they orarfice..
Witness to their pain caused faints, bodies fell like rain as if stormin..
Homeless found refuge in death, their was no restraint unto orphans.
Now he reformulates equations from his orderly made statements...
Recording the way he made it to better preform his warring phases..
Mixing his tar with a quarter quartz for excellent organ aimed grazin..
Taking into accord any mistakes made with poor enforced bases..
Summoning potions so potent they could obliterate mass itself...
Hitting rate is passive dealt when shadows liberate its graphic self...
In a blink of an eye or the flick the ash, it erases the masses health..
It brings mathematicians to say the effect it creates is the fastest felt..

And as he marches alone thru marshes unknown, his goal..
Is he's headed your way, 'til world submission is a parchment he holds..




Leave feed i really took some time on this one.

Re: A Sage's Alchemy

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 3:25 pm
by Kau the Lion
Sick. Imagery flow and multies were excellent.
See he who marches alone thru marshes unknown..
Practicing magic of the darkest hardest part of any art to be honed..
The alchemist scars earths decor with boiling tar that he owns..
Bottled close to the heart of his cloak mixed with bark and the stones..
Been seen traveling the artic regions just to carcass the season..
Folk remark an believe in the alchemy this sage markets at evenings..
I liked the opening best but the whole thing was tight.

Re: A Sage's Alchemy

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 4:56 pm
by Omega Bill
Your flow in this one is on point throughout the whole piece.

Like the other drop I read, you're really good with the imagery and telling a story.

Your vocabulary took a step up from the last piece.

You seem to have a poetic way of telling stuff, not sure how to describe it. Like there is some dark undertone to the way you write.

Regardless, this is a really nice drop and am impressed.

Re: A Sage's Alchemy

Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 5:56 pm
by IntrinsicCadence
Ill. The whole flow of this is on point, the topic is unique, the imagery is vivid, and it all just connects well. The only part that didn't sit quite well with me was at the "boiling tar that he owns". I felt that the addition of 'that he owns' only existed for the rhyme, it seemed a little forced-- for the purpose of the flow and rhythm, it works, but for the purpose of the meaning your expressing this is the only part that seems unnecessary.