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![]() | Discard After Use ![]() The first poem I ever wrote to completion in my life. ![]() |
Hi, I just happened to see your question in the Newbie forum and thought I'd stop by to give a review. I'm not much of a solid judge of poetry, so I don't really have an in-depth approach to it. What I can offer is my honest opinion on the writing and I suppose though lacking the technical side of things, it can at least show you how an average consumer of poetry interprets your writing. There's a line from a television series I would like to quote here: Vanessa Ives -Penny Dreadful ▼ I read this in its entirety before deciding to write this, and I must say, boy does that fit the bill throughout the whole thing. Really this is a good perspective from a more cynical vista, which is right up my alley. Then the end comes. A very nice turn-around to this whole composition. The promise that a cycle continues is a lovely way to end it. After all, paper is a lovely compost medium and does in fact contribute a great amount of fertility to the grand scheme of things. There are some rhymes sprinkled in here and there that flip-flop their locations in the verses so there's no real set pattern to it other than they are there. I don't however think it diminishes from the composition and actually adds more life to it. Overall, I enjoyed it. I apologize for not giving it a more technical analysis but that's not really something I'm much good at regarding poetry. What I can tell you is the verses are very nicely written and the eye rhymes, true and half rhymes were enjoyable. Thank you for sharing this, it was a joy to read. ![]() ![]()
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