Amazing isn’t
it?
Everyone around me makes their own decisions
They decide
what makes them happy
They decide what makes them angry
They
decide what makes them feel closer to The Divine Power
And they
decide what brings them peace.
But,
They all
want to control my life;
They want to make my decisions for me
And
I don’t know why I let them
It’s like this inertia, I
think
It doesn’t let me move on.
Or maybe,
I
myself decide not to move on
Because it’s so much easier to
let go
Of the things that hold meaning for me.
It’s so
much easier to forget.
When I remember though, I don’t know
what to do.
Hey,
Does this
even make any sense?
Aren’t poems supposed to rhyme?
Aren’t
they supposed to sound sophisticated?
Like, super
sophisticated?
Man! I’m lost…
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Hello CapitalMonday here for a review. i like to begin on well-written this poem is since you make amazing reasons on how everyone chooses life. I believe everyone could follow this/agree to this since we all have wondered what everyone else is thinking.
I have a few nitpicks about this:
I think you should have made into a separate stanza for each line also feel like there is an internal rhyme within this poem due to it beat that it has.
Like, super sophisticated If you could maybe change this up a bit/delete this part since it is almost repeating what you said in the previous stanza above that one.
Man! I'm lost I don't think that exclamation mark was needed there in the middle of a sentence since it doesn't add style to it. Leave it as I'm lost also the three dots at the end make it seem like you are not done writing this poem.
When I remember though, I don't know what to do this is a little confusing since you are basically contradicting yourself (in a sense) since you have no idea what to do while thinking.
Unlike the things i said above, i believe that this poem has its good ideas too. i like the whole poem itself and how at the beginning you use question words then comply those who read this to answer/listen to what you have to say.
Farewell,
CapitalMonday
Thanks for the review @CapitalMonday and reminding me that I catually wrote this thing. I totally forgot about it. I'm glad you like it.
Hello there, ConfusedGlasses! First of all, I really like your name. It's pretty cool. Second of all, I absolutely love this poem, especially since I like free-verse poems a bit more than I like rhyming poems. I also feel as if I can relate to most of the lines. For example, I can really connect to the lines,
It’s so much easier to forget.
When I remember though, I don’t know what to do.
I also like the last stanza. It's kind of random and funny, and I like that. Although there is just one small thing I would change, and that's the punctuation. In some places you have a lot of punctuation, and in others you have little to none. Other than that, you did good. I'd give this 4.5 out of 5.
Aww that's so sweet! Thanks!
I like it!
I'm glad
It's late but Welcome to YWS. hmm, Happy one month here

Yeah, I agree on the lines where you can't decide for yourself, at times, & let others do it for you. Perhaps, a pre-determined intervention. It is relatable & I find it cute.
It does not rhyme yet it's still a poem—a free verse poetry. But don't forget to read it aloud especially the breaks or pauses. If you find it unpleasant, change it so your piece would not sound off instead much better.
Hope this helps. Keep going
> Cha
Thanks! Glad it made sense to you...
Hi.


So you have a very casual tone to your writing. It's conversational and friendly to read. If that makes sense XD
What Went Well
1. i like the fact that there isn't really a character here, it makes it universal
2. it's quite unspecific, happy and angry are broad concepts and you don't define them so they apply to everyone who reads it in a different way. clever.
3. The title. Just, simple and states what you're talking about.
Even Better If
1. the stanzas had more of a formulaic sturcture, it looked a bit all over the place
2. you had consistent use of punctuation, in some places it is absent
3. the repetition followed throughout the entire work.
I enjoyed reading this.
Keep writing.
Aww thanks! I'm glad you like it.
And by the way, I wasn't exactly thinking about any of the stuff that you mentioned... weird right?
Kinda. Just cool.