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 I Don't Exist When You Don't See Me  [E]
My first attempt at poetry in decades. Don't laugh.
by Scarlett
Review by Beacon's Light
In affiliation with The WDC Angel Army  
Rated: E | (5.0)
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Hello! I found your poem on Read & Review. I'm with the "The WDC Angel Army I enjoyed reading it and I hope you find this feedback useful.




My impression of this piece:
First, I want to say, I like the way you're poem was written because it reminds me of my life right now. This poem made me think about my own relationship. The author gave me an insight on how she's feeling about her loved one. I'm sure it's not easy to say how you feel, if the other person doesn't listen to you.



Grammar and Spelling:
When I was reading it, I didn't see any spelling or vocabulary errors. Just make the font a little bigger and center the poem.



What I really liked:
I like this part because it makes me wonder when the guy will ever love the woman or not. When I read this part, it reminds me of my life and the relationship, I'm in right now. It hasn't been easy for me to keep silent on how I feel inside because I've always been out spoken.

He makes me feel like I hang the stars and moon,
That our own home, built of love, will happen soon.

When I saw this one, it made me think of the woman's freedom and she wanted a taste of it and see how it feels to be free. I read this part and it made me think of my life right now.

I will have a taste of sweet freedom again,
I will break away from this worn out refrain...


Suggestions:
There are none but just keep on writing and never stop.


Final Thoughts / Side Notes:
Well, my thoughts on this poem has me think of many things that took place in my life, even now and I have felt trapped because I don't have what I need or want in life. You're poem really spoke to me and I realize there are so much to explore and I would like to travel someday. That's what you're poem reminds me of a woman wanting to have freedom.


Thank you for sharing
Beacon




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