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Hmm. Smells like teenage spirit to me. Not a bad poem at all. What it conveys is easy to understand, straight-forward. The it is presented however, is just as straight-forward, which for some reason makes it come off as blunted in tone. It also has no rhyme scheme, a nice rarity in some cases.She made a decision;
she had to go.
So she climbed out the window
and hit the road.
She walked for a while
and began to smile.
She realized she was finally free.
Hmm... This has a very forward use of language. This poem has no visible rhyme scheme, a rarity sometimes due to the stereotypical view of what a poem is, but something that adds some uniqueness to it. The font usage is dazzling, and probably took awhile to construct, which is commendable. If I am not mistaken, this poem is mainly about literature in a general sense, and talks about the natural fear of whether something you write is good or not, showing reluctance to do anything in fear of falling short at the end.The Story of a Life
Let's make a novel.
Share everything we have.
You don't want to add very much to it .
So, on second thought,
Let's construct a short-story.
Show how much we care.
Yet you are reluctant to participate.
Upon further speculation,
A poem would suit us best.
To simply keep it short.
And again, you wish not to participate.
So now I say,
An autobiography would be the best thing to compose.
And you, a small chapter within it.
This seems to be more accurate.
Although,
That novel,
Would be nice.
Yes, I don't find a rhyme scheme necessary in poems, I feel it can limit what you're actually trying to say, but yes, rhyming can be fun.Hmm... This has a very forward use of language. This poem has no visible rhyme scheme, a rarity sometimes due to the stereotypical view of what a poem is, but something that adds some uniqueness to it.
I actually just used a font color generator like this one: http://www.tektek.org/color/The font usage is dazzling, and probably took awhile to construct, which is commendable.
To be blunt, no but this is why I love poetry discussion/critique. To see how other people see things is simply amazing. I never would have thought to even look at my own work in the way that you did.. It's fascinating!! Try and look at my poem less literally... and maybe you'll understand.. Also paying more attention to the titleIf I am not mistaken, this poem is mainly about literature in a general sense, and talks about the natural fear of whether something you write is good or not, showing reluctance to do anything in fear of falling short at the end.
Am I correct?
Really? I got the impression of an insomniac from that poem. Kinda cool.Caterpillar, that reminds of the Jim Carrey in "So I married an Axe murderer."
I like the style. But it seems to lack depth, or any thought that someone else could grasp on to.
A story of great love forms in my head when I read this. It is dense for only six lines.Dog Years
My dog has a will that none can ignore.
She finished her eighty-ninth two weeks before,
And she will have ninety in four weeks more.
She has seen more than I of that soft white shore—
And even now she scampers out the door!
It is a wonder that I was born before.