roamwild Posted December 19, 2015 Share Posted December 19, 2015 Hey, boy.....How are you doing? ....Would you like to play a game? Find me the path that settlers will takethis grand construction together we'll makewithout you, only for modpos's sake,would settlers be able to reach their own stake. The path that I follow is not always there,I must be a wizard to press through the airfor walls that were once upon earth's firm foundationthough removed, seem only to give them frustration these settlers they choose such a circuitous route,to see my blue corn you'd think there'd been a drought!Now Dogmeat, come hither and strike out all doubt,and help me direct these poor fools strewn about. I'm pretty darn certain that I'd made a wayI know it, I walked it, with Dogmeat at bay! http://staticdelivery.nexusmods.com/images/1151/2968141-1450557275.jpg here, boy....over there. come here....stay, boy. here, boy!...over there.come here! Yes, I see it now.I see my error, and I am filled with a great sadness. This wall seems to be the desire of manyas, tireless, they press against its firmnessno command nor trickery can convince them to use the portal,they are content to polish the floor. Still, they look at me.The intelligence in their Eyes of Beautyis belied by their apparent dutyto hold back my plans for a sensible placeand they are content to polish the floor. Still, work must continue and we have our missionthough I start to feel silly, an honest admissionDogmeat, please help me, before it's too latedeliver our settlers from this horrid condition. TEAR DOWN THE WALL! now we have a sunroom,I hope you're happycause boy this facade looks pretty crappy.not in the least, I am forced to put stairsso Settlers and Dogmeat may stride unawaresof that six. inch. ledge. http://staticdelivery.nexusmods.com/images/1151/2968141-1450557334.jpg -- author's note --I wanted to write another, so I did; if you made it this far I applaud your commitment. Maybe you just wanted to see how bad it could really get. I won't even go back to read it, for I'm certain I would be appalled. I haven't written or read (much) poetry since I had all the hair on the top of my head so if you are knowledgeable and would like to critique this, please do - I don't mind :smile: Many thanks to @ad3d0 for their ahk script, "Precise object moving and rotating." You made this so much easier.http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/3615/? Also thanks to @LogRaam for their lovely mod, "The Eyes Of Beauty Fallout Edition". http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/133/? Heavenly backdrop provded by @MangaclubRadiant Clouds and Fogs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Metafysik Posted December 19, 2015 Share Posted December 19, 2015 Quite funny. Good wordplay and structure. A little too esoteric maybe but I understood why it was funny hehe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
roamwild Posted December 20, 2015 Author Share Posted December 20, 2015 Great, it was fun to write and flowed out naturally for the most part. I wish I'd remembered that circuitous has four syllables but what can ya do. I looked up the word 'esoteric' just to be sure, this is one of many that I had known through context only. Sitting at a computer is sure convenient sometimes. I'm curious, is it because there must be some knowledge of the building system and Dogmeat's particular usefulness / the commands by which our PC directs him? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deleted54170User Posted January 4, 2016 Share Posted January 4, 2016 I read it and felt a twinge of regret. I would have written a poem like that, back in the day, and yet; I would have added such a description of my emotions, in words, that would suggest my tired old body would rather not die of boredom, not just yet. The poem reminds me it is Winter, because of how long and drawn out it is. Do you have Winter where you are? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
roamwild Posted January 7, 2016 Author Share Posted January 7, 2016 It was with a comedic spirit that this was written, and I am generally satisfied with it on completion aside from a couple of cringe-worthy passages. The feeling of weariness and the suggestion of Winter in its drawn-out length is apparent to me though, after reading your solemn appraisal. I am no stranger to Winter, living as I do in the northeast of the U.S.. This past December was the warmest in recorded history for my state, but as I write this the air outside is frigid and though yet unburdened by snow, the landscape is settled into that pallid state where life has seemed to pause. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deleted54170User Posted January 8, 2016 Share Posted January 8, 2016 I've seen Winter days like you describe. This day there is another half inch of snow layered upon the walk. It dulls my senses, while the memories of childhood shout out about how much fun I had the deeper the snow was. Snow Angels, snowmen, and piles of fluffy white crystal's to mold into whatever I could imagine. I used to play and now I wonder where life took all those neighborhood friends/ Those sisters and brothers who tossed soft balls of snow about shocking us out of our crafty mood. We'd run about squealing from the tiny cold chills of the snowflakes touching exposed flesh, and laughing maniacally as we all engaged in the fun. The horrid piles needing shoveling replaced those youthful wondrous days. But the desire to play is greatest when we miss it the least and it surprises us. It shakes us out of our Winter blues when we've almost forgotten the wondrous ways of nature and our childhood. I hope you find a miracle in the mines vines tendrils that will bring those childlike fun memories awhile. I trust you won't forget Fallout 4 and Dogmeat because of this short note, while possibly reliving fond memories for just a moment. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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