Nice concept, by the by, but indeed the flow is slightly off.
As you mentioned, the stanzas are rather inconsistent. Might I make a suggestion of how to make it flow better? Perhaps if you made the fourth line of the stanza into two separate, shorter, rhyming lines, as in:
She awaits her sadness,
for her screams, her grief and tears.
She awaits her sadness;
She waits for the [word that rhymes with "dead"], that new old word "dead";
To life have come her fears.
So that the rhyming doesn't seem half-hazard and just randomly "not there" in places. It would seem more uniform.
Unless, of course, you want it to sound free verse-y, in which case, disregard this post.
Points: 890
Reviews: 10
Donate