Comments : Fee-faw-fum

  • 16 years ago

    by Sumit Ojha

    Feel Free to rate and comment my poems.... and if you have any suggestion then please tell me...

  • 16 years ago

    by RobinAnn13

    I have a few suggestions if you don't mind me saying...

    When I read the first stanza I thought it was good but there was something about I knew was wrong. When I studied it I realized it's because you kept changing tenses. some of the lines are in present tense and some are in past tense. If I changed it all to past tense it would read like this:
    "A game
    A glutted feed for me
    A presser
    A bite by my fangs
    dried your whole blood
    and turned your life
    changed you forever..."
    Other than that it was really good. I still give it a 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by EssenceOfLace

    Yeah I agree with GothicVampyress on this. It was dark, once again, but the way she changed it in her comment, made the poem look and sound much better. Id take her suggestion.
    i still gave it a 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by Jenni

    This was a good poem, however, I noticed that you changed tenses. You need to focus on making sure that you have all the tenses correct. IT was a great poem. though.

  • 16 years ago

    by Marius Laun

    This one was good but not as good as the others, in my opinion, interesting job

  • 16 years ago

    by Cotton Candy Clouds

    A game
    A glutted feed for me
    A presser
    A bit by my fangs
    dry your whole blood
    and turned your life
    change you forever...
    ^^very descriptive and true i read a lot of books about vampires so i enjoy your analogies

    A smack
    A hit by my head
    A sketch
    A cut by my nails
    take your beauty
    and in the end
    You will be Fee-faw-fum
    ^^i love the last line it made me smile

    : ) another great poem!! 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by Not Enough

    Wow, I can really feel the emotion in this poem. Amazing job.

  • 15 years ago

    by mckenzie

    Hmm.. very dark, i like it.

  • 15 years ago

    by Michael D Nalley

    Romantically dark and delightfully original