Comments : The Black Parade

  • 17 years ago

    by Kalee

    This is an amazingly powerful poem. It is absolutely amazing. You can really feel the hurt the guy has caused. 5/5

    Kalee

  • 17 years ago

    by Finalgravedigger

    Wow to me taht was a 4.5 that rounds up to a 5 lol and i posted a new poem if your interested

  • 17 years ago

    by Marc Ortiz

    It was a good poem. it was a unique poem.. You have a good vocab.. I rarely see people use (; and -) a suggestion to improve this.. try to use metaphors =) But it's just a suggestion.

    Anyway, great work once again. Keep writing =)

  • 17 years ago

    by Stephanie Naylor

    While i was reading it i was thinking
    well its not as good as her others
    and then i read the last line

    and that last line made it all different
    it made me love it

    nice job

    5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Melpomene

    When I first started reading it I wasn't that keen on the poem but as I kept reading it got deep and more interesting. The title was unique and had me thinking about what this poem could be about. Altogether you have created a great read. 5/5~mel

  • 17 years ago

    by Debbie

    "Still as the moon in the sky
    Your body remains as cold as your heart
    No warmth you shall supply"

    ^ I liked how you portrayed the corpse with similes. The mental images conjured were quite elaborate and vivid. Nicely done.

    "Your heart now rests in my palm"

    ^ You've encompassed Eternity with that line. It seemed to point up that you have complete power and influence over his mortality (heart), which was rather peculiar, and led me to believe that there might be some sort of a tale behind this tale.

    "How now you can not hurt my soul"

    ^ Thanks for giving me a trace of suspicion. :) Now, it's quite paradoxical to note how wonderful and inspirational this being must had been to you, whereas at the same time he had inflicted physical and nonphysical pain towards you. Guess he's not that all perfect. Besides, the subject never seemed to feel sad over his death. Indifferent, rather. Odd.

    I may have taken the wrong idea; but, hey, I apparently enjoyed reading this poem. Cleverly ironical and quite imaginative to say the least. All the best and take care!

    Marian

  • 17 years ago

    by CompletelyIncomplete

    Good poem and Iliked it. Good flow and word choice. I would like to suggest you to revise these lines

    How now you can not hurt my soul

    You like them have joined the black parade

    Tc 4/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Nix

    I like first stanza a lot. I don't like second stanza at all. Third stanza is good but whole piece could be a lot better. i think that it deserves 4/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Miu

    It was amazing! All the emotions to it all the pictures going on in mind while reading. Loved the story you telling in it also. Great poem.
    5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Intoxic8dBeautyxXHaNaXx

    Quite an interesting poem. The flow was utterly great and very creative.

    How now you can not hurt my soul
    You like them have joined the black parade

    I'm kind of confused with these two lines though, as if somethings wrong with the grammar. But oh well, maybe its just me.

    Great job though.

  • 17 years ago

    by TwiztidJuggalette

    This was really powerful...The imagery was realy good...And the flow was just amazing through out the whole thing..

    Excellent job....

    Overall- 5/5.

  • 17 years ago

    by Michelle18

    Wonderful poem.....flowed nicely and the rhyming was perfect...and i love the vocab choice....

    the second stanza was my favorite.

    nice job.5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Wallace

    Nicely done, I enjoyed reading this piece. This first stanza was most impressive, it really caught my eye. Great work, keep it up.