Comments : Your Beauitiful Song

  • 17 years ago

    by Darien

    Well well well, this is just magnificent! Something totally different from you! Lol, I really enjoyed this poem, it was very relaxing and very happy. The images were beautiful. Good job on this one!

  • 17 years ago

    by Momentary Relapse

    Well, that's actually something quite good and interesting. It's almost nature-ish but can also fit into life. Short, to the point and nicely done.
    Oh yeah this line:
    "I awoke today, to hear a birds words spoken so soft"
    Shouldn't 'birds' be bird's? Nice imagery.
    ~Faith-less

  • 17 years ago

    by Italian Stallion

    Overall the poem was ok, yes just ok. It wasn't bad, just needs a little work. I felt it was a little short and it could've been longer.

    In the first line of the poem, the word, "Its" should be changed to, "It's" for it means "it is"

    Alright, I must say the flow of this poem needs lots of work, it's kind of bumpy. Also the way you have it now, it looks like a paragraph, perhaps change it into stanzas so that the structure of the poem is better as well.

    Sorry for my harshness, but I am very honest with comments, for I feel it helps a person become better as a writer. Keep up the hard work.

    Peace, Joe

  • 17 years ago

    by N J Thornton

    What a lovely little nature write.
    It's nice to read something so simple yet so beautiful at the same time.

    The first word of the very first line I think should be "it's."

    I loved how you used many happy words like "smile" "sun shine" "peek" "free" these words subconciously make the reader happy when reading them, so this was a powerful way to get the reader involved.

    On the seventh line, you use the word "job" may I suggest you try and think of a substitute for this word? Just because to me a "job" is something we HAVE to do but sometimes don't want to; a job is labour.
    Of course you don't really want to portray being a beautiful bird singing as a hard task.

    Also, on the eighth line, it should be "bird's."

    Loved the last line, such a lovely way to end. I was wondering though if it should be semi colons rather than commas that you use there?

    Thanks for sharing this gorgeous write.

  • 17 years ago

    by Jenni Marie

    This was so beautifully written.
    The imagery used created vivid pictures, and after reading I was left with a peaceful glowy feeling.
    You did a wonderful job with this.