This piece honestly does nothing for the reader. First of all, you should never call your work Untitled. Secondly, it's obvious that you wrote this within a time frame of less than five minutes. You used the same words a lot, put no punctuation in it, and it makes me feel nothing, really.
You've never had to crawl, you've never had to see, what it feels like to be so trapped underneath
the weight of someone's world, comes crashing down on me
I was longing to be free, I put the bullet in you and me
This is my farewell to you and I, this will all end in tragedy
Honestly, I don't know what you were thinking when you wrote this (actually, I do, and I'm not that keen on how it turned out). For one, where's the punctuation? There's nothing but fluff here--there's no beef to this little poem. And, admittingly, it all comes off a bit cliched. These phrases have been said before many times, making this piece even more unbearable for me to read. Where's the creativity? The spark? The charm?
Sorry if I sound bitter, but this piece needs to be heavily edited before anyone could ever enjoy it.
Dear Diary,
Today I was pompous and my sister was crazy. It was the best day ever. XD
~Jayne, from Firefly
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Im sorry, but in my time on YWS, this is possibly the least gripping or intresting poem i've read. It looks like it took you a minute or two to write it :/
Also, you kinda commited a poem sin, by calling it Untitled. So many people have done this, to try and make it look individual, but your totally doing the opposite.
Next time you go out to write a poem, actually THINK about it. Listen to the sounds of the words, the rhythm of the stanza. Its not just about the rhymes, nor is it to be individual.
Nova
Alot of the time, im on here using my PS3 & my trusty usb keyboard. Dont expect much fancy quoting blocks... I shall do what I can. ;)
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