Teardrops Mixing With The Rain

by Em101cats

Published April 26, 2014

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In Poems

Here I stand

Alone in the dark

As the rain pours down

And the light never shines.

You try to comfort me

But I am beyond healing

For what you did to me

Was too much for me

To handle.

My broken heart

Lays in shards

Among the shadows

Of sad memories.

You turned

And you left

As the rain beat down

On me and not you.

Now you and I

Are faded parts of

My soul, forever.

Forgotten by most.

But always remembered by me.

Why?

Why do my teardrops

Mix with the rain?

You, that is why.

So watch me cry

As you think about

The mistake you have made.

...

I still love you.

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Sylar
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Sylar wrote a review Review · Apr 27, 2014

This is really cool, but just to say, it's a poem. Not a short story . . .

"But I am beyond healing" This line just sounds too needy. A lot more needy than the rest of the poem. If you know what I mean.

"To handle." I don't think you need to "stop" the flow here. Take out the period.

"You turned

And you left" You should take out "And you left" because they really don't add to each other.

"My soul, forever." Maybe you could go to another line for "forever."

"Why?" Eh, again, too needy, too moody. It stops the flow.

"I still love you." Try to end it another way. It's a bit cliched.

Aside from that, this was really beautiful. I love the emotion and flow in the piece, and I love the fact that you don't use stanzas. I really need to write something like this :)

If you change those few things, this poem will be great! Good job!

Alex out!

Thanks for the suggestions! About the short story thing, I clicked the wrong genre and it won't let me change it. Sorry 'bout that.

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KnightTeen
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KnightTeen wrote a review Review · Apr 27, 2014

Emo101cats, there should be an edit option, click on that, then click save/publish (I don't remember which one it is) but then you should come to a page where there is a link that says, "set options for this work" or something like that.

Click on that, and you should be able to change it to poetry somewhere in there.

If you still can't figure it out (I wouldn't blame you, since I didn't do a very good job of explaining) then PM me and I will fix it for you.

I don't mention grammar or punctuation in my poetry reviews. There is no point since most of the time when I see an error, it is intentional on the authors part.


I love how you go on an on about the mistake and how it is etched in your heart and you cannot forget it, yet at the end you confess that you still love your wronger even though they did what they did. I think that this was really beautiful.

I also think that it should be broken into stanzas, but more often than not when it isn't that is again the choice of the author. I just think it will make the look of the poem a little neater if it wasn't so run-on, but that's just my opinion.

If you like it that way, then keep it that way.

Happy Review Day!

~Teen~

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Em101cats
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Em101cats commented Comment · Apr 26, 2014

SORRY ABOUT IT SAYING SHORT STORY I MEANT POEM AND I DON'T KNOW HOW TO FIX THAT XD



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