My Lover

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I got my love back she is was and always be my love. After a night of getting a little tipsy, I wake up to a message from her saying I LOVE YOU TOO FOREVER BABY. Feeling confused I look at it and remember pieces of my restless night, and what I said to her in another state of mind.But I know it was all sense that I was talking not the drinks. It was how I really felt about her so now I talk with a sign of relief thinking to myself maybe I will not have such lonely nights and depressed rainy days. But now more sunny days and hopeful,starry, and romantic nights with her.




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This was my first poem everi wrote at age 13 im 15 now so dont talk about it lol




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Hey devin!

It's great that you started writing poetry at 13, and I believe that this could be a wonderful wonderful poem, but the formatting is all wrong.

As of now, it looks like prose, and not poetry where there are stanzas and lines and what not.

So I would really appreciate it if you split it up into stanzas.

For example:

I got my love back she is was and always be my love.
After a night of getting a little tipsy, I wake up to a message from
her saying I LOVE YOU TOO FOREVER BABY.


Also, could you introduce some punctuation as well as rhythm. Not in the sense that I want you to rhyme, but you did post this underneath Lyric poetry, and I assuming lyrical poetry reads like lyrics, they flow, they have a certain rhythm.

I would suggest writing down what you want for this poem, and then afterwords, organize those thoughts.

Though stories are a little more complex than poems, poetry needs to be thought out some time.

And I don't doubt that with a little more planning, this poem will rise to it's full potential.

Keep writing!
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star-crossed ways, only exist in a writer’s
mind, for humans have not yet learned
how to manifest it.




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Thank you so much for the review! But i have a question what category do you think i should put writngs like this under?




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Hey devinj,

Your second post which says this is two years old and you don't talk about it anymore makes me wonder why you posted it. This isn't really a poem, which is why I question it, because it has almost no poetic features whatsoever and I could easily mistake it for free writing scrawled on a bit of paper late at night. I can't really take this seriously as a piece of work and hope in the future you post things with better formatting, spelling and grammar, so that reviewers can help you properly with your writing.
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I agree... This is not a poem... It can be a narrative short story..

Firestarter wrote:Hey devinj,

Your second post which says this is two years old and you don't talk about it anymore makes me wonder why you posted it. This isn't really a poem, which is why I question it, because it has almost no poetic features whatsoever and I could easily mistake it for free writing scrawled on a bit of paper late at night. I can't really take this seriously as a piece of work and hope in the future you post things with better formatting, spelling and grammar, so that reviewers can help you properly with your writing.


But still, I like it. I really get into your feeling for I also experience like that. That's why I like it. Two stars for you! **
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