by Nelle
Holy Crap. Darien. I loved this poem. I didn't know half of this stuff. haha. Well, I knew it at one point but, I don't now Lol. This poem. I felt like i was in history class. You are a great teacher lol you should go to school to be a History teacher. hehe. but i loved this alot. and you are great and sweet and kind and cute and oh boy i could go on forever. amazing job babe! 5/5 |
Austria raised a man so vile and vicious |
Great job with this poem although i love all ur poems 5/5 from me keep it up |
by Simon Hayes
Your knowledge of history blends so well with your poetry. This is an exceptional poem which educates and thrills. The facts and the rhymes are superb! |
by Chelsey
Ok you know what, I never thought I'd enjoy this poem, but I knew you wanted feedback so me being a nice friend *bats eyelashes* I would read! |
by LadyPearl
Very powerful job, it could almost be a life/society poem. Great use of words, you must have done research for this poem. |
O.O Words...word I don't know the meaning of lol. |
Hey amazing poem! |
by Jessica
Wow Darien.. How can you have anything but a perfect 5.0 rating on that? It was amazingg! Your rhymes were all perfect and helped it to flow effortlessly.. And the facts that went into this also made it much more interesting to read.. Lol, they should make history books in poetry, more people would read it.. Anyway, wonderfully done! xx 5/5 |
by Kaylee
To me, the flow seemed a bit shaky in some parts, but you had your facts straight and your word choice was so good. It was like a history lesson that I actually didn't get bored reading. I loved how you wrote out from the start of the war to the ending of it and the specific names I didn't know. |
Very interesting topic for a poem - especially this day in age, when it's no longer new news and there are bigger "enemies" that we worry about today. I think the flow/rhymes were a bit shaky in parts but it made up for it in shock value and just general interest in the topic. (Even if I knew it) Most of us aren't taught much about Hitler's actual rise to power, just that he was an evil man that killed all those Jews. It's nice to see the breakdown written somewhere to educate more people. |
by Bill Turner
Once again my friend, your passion and talent shine. You have grown as a writer and with each new poem I am newly impressed. |
Haha! Thank you history teacher! (I actually understood that) |
by Natalie
Omg Darien. You ever thought about being a history teacher? Lmao! God, this poem really makes up for all those times I never went to history class. HAHA! Ohhhh. It was great! |
by Melissa
Awesome work here, Darien! The flow was perfect and wow what a message. Amazing piece! |
by Goran Rahim
Great historical poem, |
by Bret Higgins
Very intelligent, extremely well worded and thought out. I would change V-Day to VE-Day (Victory in Europe) as you are recounting the european saga of WWII. Other than that I think it is almost flawless. |
by Hind
I really like this one...it has a unique way with its words...well once again, 5-5 |
by jessel jane
Intriguing... smart... |
by Samantha
Well, honestly I can't say this poem moves me, lol, but you did a good job putting facts into poetry form. And you got it to rhyme. Nice. |