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I agree with ladcat13, the poem IS very inspiring. It made me feel happy about myself when I read it. I also like how it talks about the choice you make about either getting out of whatever rut you're in or to stay there in your own little pit of despair. Very well done!
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(I also like some of the word choices you used. Never would have thought of some of those!)
Very inspiring. I like how it portrays not only hope and defiance, but a gentle choice. Like a "we're ready when you are" attitude. After all, a victim won't have a better situation until they stand up for themselves. I love the message of hope that this poem conveys. However, (too bad that word has to show up) I think the rhyme scheme could use some work. Each stanza is fine until just about the middle, then the rhyme takes on a weird pattern and the rhythm is interrupted significantly. Now that the assignment is in and graded, try playing with it a little. Poetry is like that; you have to tweak it a lot, and very gently, until you get it just right.
Or as close to just right as it can be :/
This is really beautiful.