Sorrow

by Milo

Published July 10, 2010

My wily thoughts gives rise to hate,
a hopeless soul who´s forced by fate
trapped inside a world so blind
silent voices fills my mind

A sacred rule is about to break,
the ending depends on wich choice they make.
Saving lives by thee alone,
I wish they used a friendlier tone.

My dreams contain a life so free,
A place where I could truly see.
If I would have the gift of speech,
then my vision would be easier to reach.

Sooner or later it all will be over
and I will find peace in a place down lower.
Hidden lies that no one knows,
Through my heart and soul they flows.

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Milo commented Comment · Jul 12, 2010

Thank you Abigail_W!
I´m going to post it soon, meantime, I´ll read other poems.
I´m already getting tips about how to write, and I´m Very happy about it!


Milo

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Abigail_W. wrote a review Review · Jul 12, 2010

Ah, where did the piece go? Maybe a mysterious zombie is stealing all of the YWS posts! Oh no!

Welcome to YWS, Milo, and I'll be happy to review this when you repost it. In the meantime, be sure to do a little bit of reviewing yourself! :D (It's more fun than it sounds.)

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Lavvie wrote a review Review · Jul 11, 2010

First, I noticed you are a New Member! Welcome to YWS! Here, you get reviews in turn for your reviews. As in, you must review in order to get reviews. PM me if you wish, but I suggest talking to Snoink or RoseyUnicorn if you have any questions because they are both Moderators. That I can remember, at least.

Second, I'm not a reviewer of poetry much, but I'll do my best.

Third: The Review.

Your last three verses rhyme the first two lines, but not the first verse. Keep your rhyming scheme the same and don't fiddle with it. It makes for a confusing or odd poem. Or both.

I really like this poem, no matter how melancholy and depressing it seemed to me. You have a great way with words, but I can't say much as you are new.

You might want to punctuate the poem (I know, punctuation still counts in poetry) and maybe check your plurals. Especially here:

Milo wrote:My dreams contains a life so free
a place where I can be truly me
If I would have the gift of speech
then my vision would be easier to reach


First line, "contains", delete the "s". Look for more of those in your piece.

Overall, I liked reading this poem.

Questions? Don't hesitate to PM me, or preferably, the moderators.

Lavvi



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