Ohhhhh, it was a very sweet and sad poem. Very pretty. Five out of five. |
This is beautifully touching. I love the choice of words and teh feeling behind it. Great work! 5/5 |
by BREEawNUHH
Aw. Wow. This is beautiful. |
Oh wow a short but sweet read seriously. The last two stanzas captured a gaze in my eyes. I could feel the pain and can relate |
by H E Losey
An enjoyable read with a nice metre and a well expressed theme one of the better I have read. I have one suggested change, fourth line change "a" to "an". |
by Bugg
Oh, how terribly sad. I loved everything about this poem. It was full of emotion and sadness and it was just beautiful. I would put something else down, but that really just sums it all up! There's nothing that you need to work on! |
I found this poem very easy to read The free verse flow was very soothing yet I could feel the sadness of a failure to communicate with a lover |
Very touching with a strong sense of sadness. Excellent word choice, especially in the last stanza [my absolute favorite part]. Best line: 'She quivers in his arms every night beneath the stars...' Great write =] |
by Rachel RTVW
You used in his arms and loneliness too many times. |
by Goodbye
This is poem is awesome. Why? Structure -beautifully designed. Words - carefully picked up. How it made me feel -I felt the poem was touching. Did the writer succeed? -Yes! |
Great poem.. |
by Blissful
I think this poem was amazing BUT there was a lot of repitition. You used the word "she" and "arms" quite too many times throughout the whole piece which kinda threw off the flow for me. Besides that I adored this piece! I loved what you expressed as a person that once brought warmth now brings loneliness. You used the title perfectly and truly wrote a beautiful piece with a little repitition. I do think this poem is great as is but a little face lift will make it flawless. Well done *5/5* |
by Austin
I know you wanted me to rate your newest poem, but I really liked this one. It reminds me so much of the book Twilight. You did a good job capturing anxiety in this poem. 5/5 |
by Love Fallacy
Interesting poem. Not sure if i understand it fully. She isnt in love but cant say anything because she fears a fight. I like it. 5/5 |