by CHOKE
Wow, that's just aweful. poor guy; poor girl. i can relate to the sickness of not wanting to eat. anyway great write; what was your inspiration? 5/5 love. |
Wow... This peom was a really really heartfelt and emotional read. It sent shivers down my spine. It was such a sad sad story behind your words. I feel sorry for both in the story. Anorexia is a deadly desiese. No one can deny that. ANyways i really liked the story behind this poem. The strucutree and flow put me off at times but overall quite na enjoyable and very sad read. Thank you for your comment! Keep writing. xx |
by Silent Words
Sad story, good poem. Its amazing what people do to themselfs, not like I am one to talk, Suicide should never be the answer though. |
by David
Oh. i am a bit like that. but i an't dead. i don't look in the mirror. but i eat nothing really. |
Now this was a very sad read. I could feel for both people. Her, because anorexia is a deadly disease and horrible to live with [even though, I, myself have never experienced it]. And him, because it is truly awful to come home and find out horrible news such as that. |
by Jessica
Shed rather drowned than gain a pound. |
by Jessica
Shed rather drowned than gain a pound. |
by Brigitte
What a surprise ending that was! I never guessed that was happening... Great twist to such a tragic tale! Although the poem is suspenseful and kept my full nail biting, on the edge of my sear, sort of attention...the flow of this poem lacked. When I'm having trouble making things flow, I give a copy of my poem to a friend and have them read it out loud to me as I take notes as to where the stumble, or seem to speed up to make the syllable count stay on beat. In those places it's usually where the flow is off and something needs to be changed. |
by Teria
Wow. |
by Lost in Life
This is so sad and has a powerful meaning. |