Hi there, just wanted to leave some of my thoughts on your piece.
So I feel like you were really going for the shock factor in this piece and that was the main element I got through. It was reminiscent of the anti-poetry movement as there was very little figurative language, and the language that was used was harsh, dark, and disjointed in places. I can't say it was very Fahrvergnügen , in other words I didn't so much enjoy reading this as was shocked and disturbed by it. But, like I said earlier I'm assuming that you wrote this to get an emotion and reaction across not to right a cute little flowery poem, so I respect you for going for it in that regard.
I liked all of the references to the parents in this piece, it made the whole unicorn thing seem like a lash out or symbol to talk about what is really bothering the speaker - the relationship with their mom and dad. I think it would be interesting if at some point you make this analysis more direct and give some description of the mom that only fits the unicorn or vice-versa.
The part where you repeat the mantra, "everything is everything"... seemed like a section that was supposed to be really deep and philosophical but I couldn't quite catch the meaning of it. It sounded a bit Buddhist or holistic I guess, but I couldn't quite understand it. You might consider taking an actual quote from some philosophy and incorporating it, or delving a bit more into what you're actually trying to say there.
Overall a shocking piece to read, that I think has some room for improvement here and there. Good luck in all of your future writing!
~alliyah
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