Comments : If I Were To Die Tonight

  • 14 years ago

    by Poetic Justice

    I thought the emotion of anguish and resentment were presented very well. Though, i also felt a feeling of wanting that person to love you, like you needed the love, not that you wanted it. Two very different feelings. Great Job.

  • 14 years ago

    by Lady Nik

    So tell me mother, if I were to die tonight
    Would you regret yelling at me all those times?

    *Boy does that sound like something I'd say to my mom! Those first two lines really hit home for me.*

    Would you cry a tear, if I were to die tonight

    *That line bothered me a little because you talked about crying in the lines before it. I;d change it to something else. Maybe "would you notice if I died tonight" something that you haven't said before.*

    And for my contentment, please don't forget to smile...before you say goodbye...

    *I think this was was the best line of the poem. It has a lingering feeling to it. I think the poem would have been better for me if it was more like the last night. Not your best dear but still a sad and emotional piece. Very simple unlike some of your other poems but I think some liked that. Anyways keep writing :) Nik*

  • 14 years ago

    by Nee

    I saw this in the thread, when you posted it for Yaki.
    I'm so sorry.. I don't know how it feels to have a mother like her, but I do know that parents can be so crazy..
    I really really liked your piece, however, it works better in a song..I'd actually cry.

    very well done with sending these emotions right from your heart to the reader's.
    Write on~ <3

  • 14 years ago

    by victoria

    Wow....amzing. every question everyone wants answerd when thinkning about dieing. YOu are an amzinf writer....keep it up.

    victoria

  • 14 years ago

    by Aureus Argentum

    Aww, Myryn... that is so sad. <3 I love you!

  • 13 years ago

    by Yakari Gabriel

    I have been reading this so much Myryn.