I liked the way you used the mirror's comment repeatedly until the person looking into the mirror started to see the beauty that she really is. We are all insecure. We all have our doubts and fears. The hardest thing to admit is that we like ourselves in spite of our flaws. Thank you for sharing this.
I sense some feelings here, but there are so many grammatical mistakes, it lost my attention. I found myself trying to figure out what you were trying to say, and I eventually gave up. I'm sorry, but there is a pre-publish button on here, perhaps you ought to use it and proofread your work. Then, you will be able to change your work so the mistakes don't lose your readers.
Just my humble opinion. That and two dollars will likely be enough for coffee at your local coffee shop.
This is a nice sentiment to put in a poem. I was a little put off by some of the words seemingly in the incorrect order, as:
In the first stanza, the line "But where I can be ?" seems to me to be asking "Where can I be?" and thus was hard to understand when read as written. Perhaps it was a typo, but I found more instances of similar transpositions, and it distracted me from the feel of the piece.
There were the forgiveness lines, first, asking, " My love, forgive me", and then later on, "I forgive you"; the blame game was hard to follow, and detracted from the communication of feelings. Maybe I am over-analyzing, but, to my mind, a poem should be as easy to read as a paragraph, only the structure of the words on the page to betray the fact that it is, indeed, a poem.
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