The Song Replays

by HolographicLadybug

Published February 9, 2016

In Pile of Forgotten Things

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DivergentDemigod wrote a review Review · Feb 14, 2016

Hey there,
I really really enjoyed this poem of yours. And yeah it connects to me well. I'm surprised that I'm not the only one who does it. Right from the opening stanza I knew that this was going to be interesting.
I loved every thing about it and begin completely true I ask the same questions you stated in your poem.
Great work, keep it up and never quit writing ;)
Fangirl~

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Chakeber
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Chakeber wrote a review Review · Feb 10, 2016

Okay so in the first stanza I don't really enjoy the word "ticks" it seems really primitive and unpleasing to the reader. And just to make sure I wasn't just being retentive I asked my friend and she agreed, so I would say try to think of another word.

I feel like instead of "over over and over again" Maybe it should be "over and over and over again." if you don't agree it still sounds great.

Honestly the rest of it is perfect. You did a great job!

Thanks for the review, but I cannot take the ticks suggestion, I am afraid. Out of every word in the poem, it is one of the most important.
Thanks again!

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Chakeber
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Chakeber commented Comment · Feb 10, 2016

Really great! I'll be coming back to full review this soon.

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Los3rLov3
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Los3rLov3 wrote a review Review · Feb 9, 2016

Hello,
This was a great poem. I love how this poem can be perceive as a different meaning to each person who reads it. To me it's what's behind the mind of a person who listens to the same song. However could be perceived as depression and things along with that. I'm fairly new to this website so I haven't much experience. Due to that I'm not sure of what you could change to make it better. Overall it was a great, relatable poem.

Have a lovely evening :3

Thanks! I was worried that it wasn't very good, so I'm happy that you liked it. Good luck with the reviewing! :)



Find a place inside where there's joy, and the joy will burn out the pain.
— Joseph Campbell