I really like this poem it really good and insightful. What I love the most about it is the imagery that you used…
“Grinding them underfoot;
Casting others in your shadow,
Covering them in darkness.”
But what I think really makes the poem is the tone. The words you used in the poem are amazing, I can clearly see the use of onomatopoeia in the poem with words such as “grinding” and “grapple”. This increases the visual effect of the poem and is one of the reasons why I like it.
As much as I like the poem I’ll have to disagree with you on the last two lines in the poem
“Hold on to what is solid and real,
Only that is True Happiness.”
I do not find this true, I agree that what is solid is must often the things that is true and the most of the time it is certain that we can trust them more, so its making me to ask: when you say hold on to things that are “solid” do you mean this figuratively? Because earlier in the poem you say that we should love each other and love isn’t exactly something you can hold in your hands. Maybe you should be a bit clearer or leave it like that. It allows people to think
-wunmi
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