ABake
17 years ago
If you have a lot of poems and by a lot I mean more than 100, do you ever get a comment on an old piece of work or even just go and read your old stuff and realize how much you have improved? |
Goran Rahim
17 years ago
According to all of the fact and comments from my readers i just worse after each poem, so my old poems were better it mean rather than improving i am disproving,lol. |
Twisted Heart
17 years ago
Every once in awhile someone will comment on my older poems. I feel flattered when they do because that means they have dug into my poems and found one that really touched them. |
Gary Jurechka
17 years ago
I wrote my best stuff in the late 80's and especially in the early to mid-90's- around 2000 I went into a five year writer's block and didn't write much, but since I've written quite a few on a regular basis. While I feel there are some good ones in the newer ones, there are only a handful that match what I consider my 'peak' period of years ago (I guess on second thought there are quite a few good recent ones, judging by comments and personal messages)- I'm my own harshest critic. Thus I appreciate it more to receive comments on my older poems (the ones at the bottom half of those I have posted). I had more drive and a different state of mind then I guess. But I still write for all the same reasons. As for improvement, well, in some ways I have (my first poems were truly awful! And I do mean awful!), but in some ways I've degenerated from what I consider my best poems in the 90's. I can only say read some of the old and new stuff of mine and judge for yourself. |
bRiNgMeToLiFe
17 years ago
I've seen the improvement in mine to. When i started out they were much more shallow and now my emotions run deeper... |
Ashley Ann
17 years ago
You dont have to have 100 plus poems to notice that.. I only have 27 and I notice it. and btw.. no one ever does comment on my old ones unless i ask. I wish they would comment on those as well. |