Wing McCallister
The Solarised Night
Isolate= topic
Thesis = word within poem
Posture = metaphor
^----- Has no idea what this is about...
Separated by a glass wall,
I smile. <-- Right away, these first two lines don't make grammatical sense. 'Separated by' implies a plural subject, which you funk up with the use of 'I'.
From behind amber tinted windows,
you watch me dance.
Don’t hide behind your thesis
or your PHD.
You may be a CEO,
but you can’t escape from me;
Indulge in the revelry. <-- I already know what BLB will say about this: why introduce a rhyme scheme here if it's only there for one stanza. It makes it stand out as cheesy. I also don't think that the last line fits with the flow, and I really don't understand why you are throwing around PHD and CEO. What is it's purpose, and how do those terms connect with what you've already written?
Oops, the opening was a little different before. I need to make it clearer that I am addressing the audience through some form of second-person.
I don't purposely screw around with rhyme schemes; they just happen but you are right - I need to stick to one style and not change all the time.
CEO and PHD are used to define the white-collar class or someone who is highly educated and in a position of authority. Obviously you think that this needs to be addressed in a different way.
I want to write about the destruction of someone's life -preferably someone to fall from a high position- caused by alcohol. My focus was on personifying the beer. Cliche, for sure, but I want to screw around with it anyway. I also want to put some kind of puppet/ manipulation allegory in there but first I want to cut the beast down. It is way too long.