0 These rhymes I have accepted 02br 00will fall on deaf ears, 02br 00These tears I have accepted 02br 00will fall unclear. 02br 00These words you speak 02br 00will always be pale in significance, 02br 00This unjustice you preach, 02br 00will never balance out to your standards. 02br 02br 00The missing puzzle of the piece, 02br 00I care for it no more- 02br 02br 00The yearning you leave, 02br 00I will swallow it and bleed- 02br 02br 00My heart will never skip a beat, 02br 00Eventhough my mask is slowly pealing- 02br 02br 00I'll let you see my world, from a distance 02br 00Admire me, but keep your distance 02br 00Cry for me, when you awaken 02br 00from this crazy dream that you've dragged me in 02br 00A stupid sharade 02br 00is all it is. 0-
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0'Charade' is spelt so. Instead of 'pealing', you mean 'peeling'. ' -- these lines are extremely casual.
— Mister Micawber
0'Charade' is spelt so.
Instead of 'pealing', you mean 'peeling'.
' -- these lines are extremely casual.
The two styles do not meld.
02br 02br 02br 00You must avoid cliche, with which this piece abounds: 02br 02br 00'fall on deaf ears' 02br 00'My heart will never skip a beat' 02br 00'keep your distance' 02br 00'this crazy dream' -- these are all overused phrases.
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0'Charade' is spelt so. Instead of 'pealing', you mean 'peeling'. 02br 02br 02br 00You need to develop a greater awareness of register-- in this piece, they are mixed awkwardly: 02br 02br 00'This unjustice you preach, 02br 00will never balance out to your standards.' -- these lines are formal bordering on legalistic; 02br 02