by Therapoetic3
I like the duality of the ending. Did you intend that the speaker and lover were never the same from the beginning and thus the relationship was doomed? Or did you mean that they were never the same after? If so, it would seem to me the speaker is hopeless. But yet... there's the line "we thought had been the end". Is this poem sneakily hopeful? |
This poem speaks of past events in a couples relationship. Most likely one where they lost touch more than once. This one specifically would dwell on the first time; however there is hope for them. The line "what we thought had been the end" refers to the first time they lost touch. |
by Therapoetic3
Still perplexed by the tone then. Is the speaker ultimately still hopeful? Or is the speaker resolving to give up? |
The speaker is hopeful |
by Naughtymouse
With the world becoming a smaller place and people in cross-continent relationships this poem is ever more relative to many people, I like how the tone is hopeful and how that after being reunited (in some aspects more than one) the subjects recognize that they aren't the same - that the time apart has changed them individually and yet even though they are different people and have changed there are also things that have stayed the same (the flip side of the coin) |
Yes. Sometimes change is a great thing, and as we evolve with the ones we love, we don't just evolve as a couple, but individually as well. |
by Em
Hi, I really liked this. The layout and the content were fab and the piece itself was rather relatable to many of us I guess. I really like how you portrayed love as a rollercoaster, it is isn't it?? |
Wow em. Great job of breaking it down! I think you're right. Most people can relate to this and that's part of why I wrote it the way I did. |