And after it went down?
and the question of humanity.
Yes, liberating insanity.
13 years ago
by BlueJay
Does insanity have a real true deffinition? I don't think it could, because what is insane to one might be perfectly sane to another.
Oops, sorry about that. On to your amazing piece. There is an excellent choice of words, in some cases it was slightly perplexing, but one that has been figured out the rest is an easy read no problem. But those perplexing parts give this piece some of what I am assuming to be your very own character. The author's voice is strong and clear in this piece. The emotion inside of this piece has some magnificent peaks as well as some dissapointing downfalls. There is some terrific imagery in this piece, though all of the other elements seem to mask it. Overall I love this piece, because it is not only creative, but it feels like it came from not only you but your very soul as well. This piece could be taken very bluntly or very personally, depending on the attitude of each individual reader. All in all, I believe this piece is a perfect example of what poetry should be. I gave this a 5/5, but I wish I could have given it more like a 10/5.