by Nobodys Hero
Wow this piece is very good, your chioce of wording was perfectly suited to the style of the poem. All your stanzas flowed into each other very nicely and I would have to say the fourth is my favourite =] |
I liked this a lot. Esp. the imagery and how you personified Death. 5/5 |
I liked this a lot. Esp. the imagery and how you personified Death. 5/5 |
I think I would have called this poem dark not sad as it might lead to dying of sadness.The vivid imagery you paint is wound up in the last stanza giving birth to a good poem 4/5 RAY S |
by Ingrid
This is something I know nothing off....my way of getting rid of emotional pain is running or simply walking..sometimes I do it up to three hours a day..as long as it takes for the storm to die down. |
Whats death when you've got nothing left to fight for? When I come to that point in my life I'm going out swinging too haha Good shit 5/5 |
Wow... this is such a powerful poem. It really hit me... I love the line "Beginnings require conclusions." You should add that to your quotes! Well done .. |
by Skyfire
Ahhh....eerily truthful. Very nice rhyming. |
by Sami Cakes
Great poem. I really like the fact that I could tell the emotion...I love it. |
by Sami Cakes
Great poem. I really like the fact that I could tell the emotion...I love it. |
by silvershoes
Congrats on winning the contest! Great poem, I especially enjoyed the continuous imagery and interesting word choices. "What star signs have you crossed?" <-- This brings to mind Romeo & Juliet by Shakespeare. Star-crossed lovers. My favorite word in the entire poem is 'lugubrious,' and you used it correctly! Excellent work. I would add a comma after 'deep' in the first line of the last stanza. Other than that, flawless write (by my standards). Keep writing! |