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by ChipsMcCoy

Published September 13, 2014

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Linkzude16
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Linkzude16 commented Comment · Sep 14, 2014

I don't know what this is about, but it's good.

Exactly.

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Pompadour
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Pompadour commented Comment · Sep 13, 2014

This is lovely.

Thank you :)

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StupidSoup
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StupidSoup wrote a review Review · Sep 13, 2014

heya chips! Time for a review!

First off, I really like how you don't put breaks in your sentences, it really improves the flow of the poem. I love how your poem gets to the point and actually makes sense. Trust me I've seen a lot of weird poems.

Anyhow, onto criticisms. I kinda feel like the poem is a message to those who are trying to find themselves. If so, then why are the people who are lost trying to tear down someone just like them. I would consider re-writing this part to fit your theme.

well thats it! Have fun and keep writing

It's unfortunately human nature sometimes. Thanks for reviewing.

No problem man! Great poem!

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Harker
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Harker wrote a review Review · Sep 13, 2014

Hello there! IronSpark here. As I usually do with poetry (and basically everything) I'm going to nitpick a little. Well, a lot. Here we go...

1. Why did you decide to put the line breaks where you did? It's fine, but you could change the emphasis here and make it more dramatic if you added different line breaks.

2. "impenetrable/stone could ever destroy." "Impenetrable" is what I like to call a 'defensive word'. That is, it means that it can't be damaged, not that it can damage everything. Sorry if that's confusing... but I recommend changing it to something having to do with destroying.

3. "shaken or taken" was this a purposeful rhyme? It takes away from the 'sad' aspect of the story.

Sorry I wrote so little--that was because it's so good! :D

-IronSpark

Thanks for your helpful review

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miley
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miley wrote a review Review · Sep 13, 2014

Hey!
Nice work by the way. A short and sweet composition is always adored. The poem was narrative but there are few errors that took away the fun.

Firstly you had a nice rhyming scheme but you didn't used it properly. That kind of went really low and also made hard to understand.
Secondly, if you would have used a little more simple words then I guess the poem would have been easier to read and connect.
Rest it was nice.
So,
Keep dreaming! Keep writing!



You're given the form, but you have to write the sonnet yourself. What you say is completely up to you.
— Madeleine L'Engle, A Wrinkle in Time