by Brittany C
Interesting veiw on the subject but I do agree. The wording was great and the flow was nice. I gave this poem a 5/5. You made a good point in this poem. Nice job. |
by SashaMirage
Your word choice was great and considering that that you were given a topic to write about, you made the best of it. The words were very positive and I liked these phrases the most "If you think you're a loser than that's what you are |
The seems a little bit forced to me. In the first lines it doesnt rhyme at all, but I like the dice part, so if you really wanted it to rhyme I suggest changing the 'choice'. |
In my first sentence I meant to say, |
by Nobodys Hero
I enjoyed this poem, I love how you always include deep messages in all of your poems. |
by Hollymariee
.. The two first lines don't really rhyme , and I'm almost possitive you could figure out something better . And i kept getting thrown off , I couldn't into the flow . I really do like the moral value to this piece though .. It's very wise . 4/5 |
by Teria
This followed the topic (of the my contest you entered) very well. It carried you to the next round and you did have competition. There are some flow 'mess ups' in it. And, re-reading it once again I see more than I did the last few times I read it. The first two lines are okay, especially the first. Second line? I think needs some changes. 'isn't a hand' - 'isn't just a hand' ? / 'or a roll of the' - 'or the roll of a' / no comma needed. Second stanza is well written. It flows good and is written nicely as just 2 lines or a stanza in a poem. With the third stanza I'm not too fond of how you began the first line 'it can be measured' - same words as the second stanza. Maybe you should change it up a bit. It makes sense, completely but throws me off. Just find a phrase (or word, etc.) to replace that phrase with and it'll be a nifty 2 lines. (: The fourth stanza I really liked. Second line I wasn't too fond of by itself, but with the first line it's great. REMEMBER: it all goes together, so I shouldn't have even stated that, lol. Fifth stanza needs a comma in the first line ''body [,] then you'll'. Second line isn't great for an ending no need for the comma there. |
by kelleyana
I like your poems as usual, but i'd like to see you write in different styles or come "out of your comfort zone", kel. |