This poem would be good even if it were only the morning after utterances of a man who was so lost in his stupor that the cops raiding the club did not become real to him until it was too late. |
by Sylvia
This could apply to women as well. The morning afters bring regrets to many and guilt over the behavior exhibited. These episodes make a person feel less than human, bring the guilt and shame. Well done. |
by Meena Krish
Interesting write and like Sylvia said it could also apply to women. |
Another great piece from you, I'm happy to see you writing more again. Your poems are always inspiring to me, your talent and style one of a kind. |
by Jad
I think my immaturity hinders me from fully understanding this poem. I have read the comments and also the poem several time but I from what I can tell, it seems as if you are trying to find a release from this world but instead you are getting abused or perhaps feeling the regret of such releases that you once did. The poem could also be talking about maybe a pass you are trying to run away from, but the memories are constant reminders and also the scars you now carry. The poem, however, was somewhat strong but it really lacked in some areas that would greatly make it more stronger and make it flow a bit easier. |
by Jyoti Rawat
Here is good work. |