Hi, Ellis! Welcome to Writing.com!
I read your poem Attention Adults (and I will get to the other one you wanted me to read in a separate message).
This is your poem, so any feedback I give that you don't like, don't take it! Everyone has their own writing styles, and something that I dislike may be adored by someone else!
Anyways, overall, I loved this poem! I am almost 18, and this basically embodies everything I've felt when it comes to adults! (Negative feelings, that is!) I love the line towards the end, "So perhaps you could help us, instead of shooting us down, you aren't perfect either, so please take off that crown!" Perfect! :)
The only suggestion that I have is about how it flows. There are a few parts here and there where just a tiny tweak would help how it flows. The last line of the first stanza, for example: "dim-witted, young, and only feeling frustration", has much more syllables than the rest of the lines. It might help if it was "dim-witted, young, feeling only frustration", or "dim-witted, young, and feeling frustration". (Again, this is your poem, if you like the way the original sounded, then keep it!) This is not the case for all stanzas, just a few here and there. Other than that, I love it, and I hope you found this at least somewhat helpful!
Oh, final suggestion: keep writing! You're really good at it, and you can only get better by practicing!
Best of luck,
~Lillie
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