by Ingrid
If mocking winds begin to sway |
by Sylvia
Forgotten, somehow, I think we all wonder if a true love or lover has forgotten us after it ends. I like the use of questions and the last verse has to be my favorite. Good Job. 5/5 |
Wow... |
An absolutely stunning form, and you wrote this piece so well! Every line was very captivating, each word had such a deep meaning. Amazing words, feelings/emotions were just flowing throughout the start to finish. 5/5 from me, a heartfelt read nice work~Take care, keep writing, always and forever.... |
As always expected from you....simply awesome. Great choice of words blended with a powerful writing style. Loved it |
by Cindy
Raj |
by Hollymariee
This seems to follow the structure really well .. And still has powerful words . That's not always easy . I have no critisism .. Other than to be careful because you write forgotten wrong . |
Wow, excellent write, I truely enjoyed read this poem. The flow was flawless and the structure was good. The imagery within was fantastic for it was greatly portrayed. I liked your choice of words and the rhyme scheme was good as well. Formed poetry is sometimes hard for people to grasp, but you did this flawlessly, excellent job!!! Keep up the amazing work. |
by The Prince
Oh I admire the form, it's' an interesting one I haven't seen often. You seem to have mastered it though. |
This is a wonderful Constanza |
by Rachel RTVW
I don't know how I missed this one... Excellent word choice and great job adhering to the rules of the form. Deep and meaningful. ~~claps~~ Great job LR! |
by Not Enough
Wow, I really enjoed this one. The emotion is great and very powerful. I can relaly understand this poem asa well. I like how you choose writting techniques to write your poems. Well done. |