Yet another good poem. The 3rd stanza messed up the flow a little bit but that happens. A perfect length to keep the feeling, get your point across and not leave the reader hanging. A treat to read, I felt like I was truly there, it completely absorbed my mind while reading. excellent. |
First of all, before I give the full comment, I must comment on the title which i believe should appear: "My Fathers' Death" if I'm not mistaken. If I am, ignore this section of the comment =] |
by Kaila
I really enjoyed this poem |
Wow.. so much emotion in this.. i felt tears in my eyes throughout this!.. good job.. a great read.. keep up the great work!!! 5/5 |
by Brittany C
I liked this one too. Though it is very sad. I could feel the sadness through your words. Another 5/5 |
by Sweet lig
For me this is totallyperfect coz honestly i know the feeling how to loss a love ones.. and it really hard feelings.. atleast this comes to ur heart and it has a true feelings so 100% sadness,, and at the same time i can relate. 5/5 thanks for sharing |
Very sad poem-- but it also really follows a story line. It reads just like a story, but with rhythm. Nicely written. |
Amazing. the flow was great except the 3rd stanza threw me off a little but then i got back on track. its sad but written really good! |
by Gullan
Lovely poem |
Wow, such a saddening poem. I'm so sorry for your loss. But I like how you manage to put your experiences into beautifully formed writing. |
Very sad and great, but throughout the poem you talked about HIM, as in not your father? |
I felt like I losing my mind |
I liked this the only thing that I can see to critique on is when someone is talking I think that you need to add quotation marks just so the reader knows that its someone talking and not just more of the poem. At first I was a little intimidatted(sp?) by the length of this poem but it was very well done. I liked the sence of lose, anger, and sadness and I really liked how it changed to a feeling of understanding and acceptance at the ending. Because you have to learn to accept death and not fight it. Well done. |