by Sylvia
Austin, I believe I understand why the rhyme scheme is done as it is. The third verse seems to explain that. It is somewhat distracting and does misplace the flow as you said in verse three. I get mixed feelings about the message, one seems to be about writing and the other about a person being dragged down by life. Or maybe the person is a writer without words to write and that is dragging them down. It leaves me with a sense of confusion. |
by Cindy
Austin |
You use fillers a lot, I wonder if theres a way you can remove a few 'and'`s or 'the'`s? |
I have found that one of the best escapes from darkness, is to trap it on a paper, inside a poem. To detain it, and purge yourself of it's illness for a little while. This poem ached with pain. I know it feels often that when people say "I understand", their works are empty. But I can say, I hope as some support, that I know the feelings, the experiences of fears from your nightmares coming to life. Sleep is evil, because the fears wait for you, and waking is tormenting, because now the fears find you too. I cannot give you answers, only a plea to keep hanging on, and a big hug, from a complete stranger. |
by Meena Krish
So now a days pictures burn, |
by kelleyana
This is very sad indeed. I could feel an inner release of sadness. This is one of those poems that makes me read and think. It is sort a mind blogging like sadness was once upon a time and now with time it's getting over. Very well done, kel. |
by Jess
Boy This Is Beautiful. |