Wow. Excellent poem. It was very powerful strong and I got lured into it very quickly. You are truly a great writer. Never Stop! |
... I forgot to say that the rhyming was great and the flow was so smooth. |
by Natalie
Teasing eyelashes admiring the past, lost in future |
by Darien
Hmm, interesting piece. When I first read the title, I thought you meant Holy Water, like what the priests use to bless people at baptism. Or what the sprinkle on people during special occasions. This was a really well written poem. I liked the imagery. I liked the ending of this as well. |
by ~DaYiS~
Wow!!! we do have great poets in this site!!!! |
by Krissey
Beautifully and deep written poem we have here Kaylee..I loved every word, every description....this poem really stood out to me! Excellent write it was a pleasure to read! |
by Love Panda
So deep and meaningful. |
by N J Thornton
Lovely descriptions and well written. I tend to find "heart" and "love" cliche words and I know sometimes they are difficult to avoid. However, using them twice in one stanza isn't good in my opinion. Could you use other words there to break this "overused" word issue up? |
I really liked this but you had no flow at all... And that really took away from such a vivid poem. Good job, though. |
by Samantha
I don't agree with the comment that you had no flow. It flowed very well for me, like a picture being painted or a story being told. Probably the second of the two considering this is poetry, lol. The only question I have...what is a "cavas"? (third to last line) I'm either dumb or you misspelled "canvas" or something, though I'm probably just dumb, lol. |
by AntiSocial16
This poem spoke so many different emotions and scenarios and i think thats why it makes it so beautiful and wonderfully written. please keep writing and stay safe stron and healthy |
by Tara Kay
Another very good poem. |
by Sondos
That was really beautiful Kaylee |
by Kenny
WOAH! this is really great. . I love reading this, ^^, just like it very, though not much of a flow. . but overall. . . . fantastic |