Not bad for your first poem in 6 years! |
Changes suggested have been implemented for what I believe to be a better read. Thank you very much for your constructive criticism! |
by Liz
=O I thought there was a mistake when I saw a post from you. I've been going back and reading old stuff, but I'm happy you're back :) as far as the poem goes, it's hard to tell you haven't written in so long. It flows really well and the rhyming is great for a piece like this. I hope I get to read more from you soon! |
This is no mistake. My current endeavor is to get back into writing, as it is such a mind-freeing exercise and the writing community is so tight-knit that it really helps with depression. It feels good to connect with other people, and have others want to connect with you-- whereas this world is such a harsh, unforgiving, uncaring place. Speaking of the writing community, I must read something of yours now! |
by H. Elizabeth
Glad to see you back! Also, with such a wonderful piece! |
I'm glad to be back :-) Thank you so much for reading, and the compliment is nice too ;) |
by LittleMsPink
I love it ;o |
I'm honored! Thank you so much for reading :-) |
by GB
Smooth rhyming, and interesting imagery throughout the piece, glad to see you writing again, as you didn't change your screen name I recognized you and I still remember your posts in the forums as well. |
by debbylyn
Welcome back to writing! Something I find hard to do... I thought the rhyme scene flawless and the rhythm and flow well constructed! Except for the wee bit in the last verse! Love the title... Ties in well with the third verse: |
I really did enjoy this in every way imaginable |
by DarkLight
There is every reason to enjoy this piece. |
by Maple Tree
A good rhyming piece here... |
by Jerry Bolton
I like this poem. It flowed well, with the words merging into the next line effortless, and that means a lot to me. Love. I am convinced that love causes more pain and suffering than anything else in this world. Enjoyed the sad, but well written poetry. |
by Kristen
Fragile first line that truly shatters the heart of the reader here. Trust is such a broken word that can mean a multitude of things. Here though you show the darker side of it and the impact it can leave us when it is broken. The first stanza sets up nicely with the rest of the poem, because you show us the plot of the poem right away and it makes us think, where could this lead, you tease us but leave enough vague lines to make us want to read more into the story. |
by Joe Davila
I definitely can relate. Feeling the same way right now. Great work. |
by Joe Davila
You expressed here what I had felt for years. Well written |
I would say welcome back - but this is from a while ago S. I enjoyed the rhyming in this one. And the trust you put in someone. I am sorry it didn't work out. |
Now this is definitely one of my favorites; I wish every piece I poured my heart into came out like this little gem, but unfortunately it doesn't work that way. If I have two things to be proud of in my life, it's this piece as well as "The Shooting Star That's Never Seen". I'm glad you enjoyed the poem, and it's an emotion I deal with on quite the regular basis, so-much-so I stopped trusting people and just keep to myself. |