Hello, Eternity! Londone here for a review.
You've written a good piece that I enjoyed. The idea of it is just a bit cliche, but you've turned it into something better than that.
The poem was saddening for the most part, the idea of a mother leaving her child at such an early age and knowing that she could not care for him. This is a real thing that happens way too often and in my opinion it should be stopped as soon as possible. I think you're reflecting/displaying an experience that changes a lot of children's lives forever.
I felt the pain of the mother who could not do what she had set out to do, and I understood the hate that others felt towards her. But it wasn't well justified. There could have been many reasons why the mother could not care for her child, and I think those against her jumped to conclusions.
The flow of this was very well done, which is rare, and so I applaud you for a very well thought out poem and something that made me happy (because you did well) and sad (because of the poem's message.)
Now on to the small bit of critique.
An issue I had with this is that you seemed to be repeating thoughts and others weren't finished. For example;
as he injected a needle into her arm, pushing
the serum into her veins.
Who was he? Why was he killing her? Did she die?
Also;
and not as a twin without his
missing sibling.
What missing sibling? Tell me more!
Other than those little nit-picks, I think you did incredible! Good job.
Londone
Points: 10789
Reviews: 119
Donate