Comments : Women

  • 11 years ago

    by La Reina De Corazones

    Her thoughts revolve around stereotypes and how fighting them
    causes you to be perceived as feminist. Inferiority complexes
    are not justified while advertisements ask for pure skin and
    even skinnier legs, so you too fit into those jeans.
    ^^^
    that part is the best since it just says everything that's fashion based everywhere around the globe! i really do love this poem it's one of my favorites! :) and you did excellent like always Jeni! :) 5/5

    Ash

  • 11 years ago

    by Hellon

    Well we like to be feminine I will agree and you use a lot of ways that we can be here ...I have fairly short hair but I don't feel underdressed because of that...I think...confidence it actually the key word....if you can walk into a room where everyone is dressed up to the 9's and you are in jeans...give them side long glances and go straight to the host...he's generally the one looking bored with croneys he just does not want to know hanging off him...make eye contact..introduce yourself have a few pleasant words then...ask him to dance....watch the frock b****** dispense biting their manicured nails....works every time for me :)

  • 11 years ago

    by Saerelune

    This poem has a very modern, casual style. It's something new and different, which is always nice to encounter.

    The way you wrote this, with the quotes, kind of reminds me of a reality show, or a commercial. When they'd focus the camera on one person and then she says a line or two, complete with sparkly eyes and gorgeous smile, usually about how the product has benefitted them or something, and then the viewer gets to see some random images of the product again. Can you imagine what I'm talking about? I find it hard to explain lol.

    I really liked the way this poem was constructed. Starting with such a simple, straightforward question, then including some quotes, squeezing some movements in between, and even some inner thoughts of the spectator/interviewer.

    I also liked how the title was a generalisation in itself, since it lacks an adjective, it means you're not pointing at a certain group of women, but really just all women.

    The ending to me seems like the spectator feels sympathy, as he/she sees something that's so much more worth loving than merely superficial feminity. That gentle laugh, honest and lacking arrogance. Seems fitting for an ending. Camera lights out. ;)

  • 11 years ago

    by Wicked Ways

    This is so true for today's society. . . but I've gotta say the ending was perfection. . I love the use of "gentle laugh"

    I love the title too drew me in and this poem is definitely sophisticated enough for its standards :) lol its a perfect title

    nice work

  • 11 years ago

    by CathyButterflyJC

    Wow, this is AMAZING, I have always been one to open my big mouth when it comes to women were never treated fairly. So this really touched me, it really minded me of how happy I am and proud to be a women. All women are great!!

  • 11 years ago

    by dalllllal

    I liked the different style of this poem .. Very different and with so many ways to interpret it .. Your way of writing captures the reader from the beginning ..
    Yes we should be proud to be women
    Great job

  • 11 years ago

    by Odd David

    You have a creative difference
    Enjoyed this