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I love this poem. It really touched me, and I know exactly how the person feels.
Just one thing, I noticed a few places where two words got squished together.
Amazing work!!
"It's the first day of school. A new building,new hopes. I walk the hallways. Alone in a sea of children.I follow a crowd of familiar faces, and wind up in the right hallway. I rip my eyes from the floor.Then it all fades away. Everything,the lights,the people,and the noise,just fade away."
This first part of the poem was amazing, I especially liked the dramatic imagery in the line "I rip my eyes from the floor"
But then you began to go into your feelings, you did a great job, This part you go on more like an arguement though with yourself, which is okay, but should be more dramatic, so it matches with your beginning. Just my opinion. Good-Job!----DaRiEN
It's a good poem, nicely described. I feel like I was in the hallway, like I could see everything going on. But I don't know if it's just me, but it's kind of cliche. I don't go to a big school, like 50 to a grade, so I wouldn't know the "does he know I exist" feeling. But it does feel like you here the theme quite often.
Now my suggestions are in purple.
I do like the poem, and I'm not saying that you should change anything. Yeah, just my opinions...
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I deffinatly like this. I agree with the others that I could imagine the picture. I also like the formating and how it is centered, something differant I don't see to much anymore. Very well done
I thought this was really cool! I enjoyed reading. I could easily visualize the setting and the surroundings. This reminded me of the way people often feel about their first crush. The dreaming over them, and the constant question of "do they even know I exist". This poem brings a nice warm-fuzzy middle-school-first-love feel to it, and I felt I could connect.
I felt those words. I could visualize the setting and connect with the feelings associated with this poem.