Why do we try to justify ourselves To say we were right When in reality We were the ones that were wrong?
I dare you to move I dare you to move I dare you to lift yourself up off the floor I dare you to move I dare you to move Like today never happened Today never happened... Before. ---Dare you to move by, Switchfoot---
Hi, First off, I think you were going for a deeper meaning and understanding? It wasn't touching in any way, shape or form to be honest. Second off, I agree with Kamas and maybe this isn't a poem at all. No I'm sure this isn't a poem at all. Use it as a quote and put it where Kamas said it should go. Now, keep working at it and maybe if it were longer than it could become a better poem. An actual, real live poem and not some strange short quote. Get it? Hope I helped.
I kind of agree... it isn't a poem. Well, yet at least.
Maybe... try spacing it differently? If I spaced one of my poems the way most are, I would have about a ten- line poem. Instead, it's about 24. whoops.
maybe... why do we try to justify ourselves try to say we are right
get it? Spacing is everything, in my opinion.
Also, in the beginning, your poem is present- tense (why do) and then in the end it us past tense (we were)
Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, "I will try again tomorrow" -mary anne radmacher