Hey! I just want to say, at first these poems reminded me of Frozen, with the whole idea of lies and ice. Just a random coincidence.
I love the alliteration in your first poem, Frozen Danger. It’s amazing. It adds a sort of slick, deceptive quality to the poem, which adds to the theme that ice is deceptive. You describe how beautiful ice and snow is, but then you go on to show how it can also be very dangerous. I think this is a great message, and it’s even more powerful because it’s not just specific to ice. It’s not just ice that is deceptive. There’s a lot of things that are deceptive, and initially lure you in, but then reveal their true nature as dangerous.
I also love your second poem! You have some really great similes there. For example, “lies are a never-ending snake slithering around your neck”. There’s a sense of tension in the poem, and a sense of momentum, which I think shows how lies can spin out of control.
The one suggestion I have is to elaborate more and be more specific. These poems are both very short, and it feels like they gloss over the topics without really diving in. For example, in Frozen, could you give some examples how ice can be dangerous? Maybe you could describe someone standing under an icicle to take a picture, and then the icicle falls and impales them. And in The Truth About Lies, you could add more specific examples of how it could affect someone’s life. How does it affect their friendships? How does it affect their reputation? Just more details about the impacts of ice and lies would really solidify the theme of those poems.
Overall, though, amazing job! I loved these poems.
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