To feel the soft breeze,
to move with ease
wearing barely any clothes.
the cool sand beneath my toes.
To sit on the beach,
all my worries out of reach,
and I want to sip an exotic drink,
and not have to think.
But I'm sitting behind this screen,
hoping for a distant dream,
Oh, it'd sure be nice,
to live it up in Paradise.
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Aha, sorry for the late review, I just saw your picture, followed you, decided I needed to look at your work before following you so here I am.
Like perhaps "small" or something. I'm ill, okay give me credit for even coming up with that

Okay, I found this really really nice.
Your words flow so beautifully and I can basically feel what your narrator is feeling now!
"the cool sand beneath my toes."
"To feel the soft breeze,"
So well described!!
There's only one suggestion I'd make, and that's with the line:
"the cool sand beneath my toes."
I'd personally change "My" to something else, something descriptive, you know?
Brilliant last line though, really finishes the piece nicely and makes it live up to the title.
Good work! YOU DESERVED THE FOLLOW AFTER ALL!
-CFG
THANKS. And I will, makes more sense that way. C:
This is similar to one of my works! The last line here is good, as is the first, again your grammar and spelling is good, but for one point.
"hoping for a distant dream,
Oh, it'd sure be nice, "
not sure about the capital on Oh. Apart from that, fine. Your consistent sentencing is probably what I like the best, either that or the rhyme. I like rhyme in poetry, it adds rhythm (clues in the word roots). It reminds me of Seahouses (England) in the summer. Defiantly not winter though...
Hope this helps,
Take That You Fiend!
Which one? I'll check it out.
Also, it was just written on a whim.
Thanks!
This other Eden
hello ....im here to review ....

well your work was so great , you used a simple sentences ,the imagery was so good , i loved
the description ..especially in this part ...
wearing barely any clothes.
the cool sand beneath my toes.
and as a happy , active girl i support these kinds of poems , and songs
so keep up the good , happy work , can't wait to read some of your works
I actually like this, T.
Hey Tiny here!


Okay so I have bolded my all time favorite parts of the poem for you since the other reviewers have already pointed out the mistakes.
To feel the soft breeze,
to move with ease,
wearing barely any clothes.
the cool sand beneath my toes,
To sit on the beach,
all my worries out of reach,
and I want to sip an exotic drink,
and not have to think.
But I'm sitting behind this screen,
hoping for a distant dream,
Oh, it'd sure be nice,
to live it up in Paradise.
I thought this showed fantastic imagery and it really hit me, all I do is sit at my computer. Thank you for this beautiful poem.
Keep writing
Thanks!
And I will.
Hi!
First off: Love this poem!
I am truly a sucker for rhyming poems and found this to be supremely wonderful. You captured the beach feel well. When I first started reading the poem I imagined walking on the beach with blue skys and the sun rays hitting my skin. The lines you have are so simple but they say everything, because I was able to visualize every line.
Sure it's simple but I think simplicity can be the best when used effectively. I think you captured paradise using simple lines in an effective and wonderful way. Good job and happy writing!
Thanks! I'm a simple girl, so my poems are simple xD
Hey, I'm KnightTeen here to give you a review.
First can I just say welcome to the site. It's always nice to get new members.
As for the actual review:
Don't take this the wrong way, but this is surprisingly simple. And in complete honesty, most of the best poems are much like this one. Your narrative (you might call it plot) gets straight to the point without any drama or extra stuff.
Now, a lot of writers use a little extra drama and stuff, and that's okay to. It can really go both ways, and the trick is to balance it so that the stuff doesn't overwhelm the work.
Now, of course, you didn't need to worry about that here.
Now, here's the rule when it comes to poetry: There are no rules unless you want there to be
Writing poetry is like going through a walk in the park, you can choose pathway a or pathway b and either one is going to give you a wonderful time.
However your style goes is the way that you should write, and don't change it because someone says it should be done a certain way.
There were a few issues that I noticed, ad all of them were because the flow was a little choppy. Some of the lines had one to many syllables, and that threw the rhythm off.
But other than that, this was a wonderful read. Simple, straight to the point, and it rhymes. (I love rhyme!!)
Very good job, and I hope to see you post more like it soon.
KT
Thanks!
Hey there, Pen! Firstly, welcome to YWS! I see you joined out ranks yesterday.
It's always lovely to see new faces around here.

So, you have a lovely little poem here. I could see the image you were trying the create. A lovely little piece of Paradise as you put it.
So, on to the details, shall we?
YWS formatting can be a pain sometimes, and I think you were another one of it victims. It doesn't take too much time to fix, just click the little button that says Edit Work and you're set.
Note: If you see me mention SPaG, it stands for Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar. If I see a mistake regarding these, I'll quote "SPaG" and highlight the area in which I found an error.
I put some of the text in red because that's where I found the SPaG mistakes. So, your commas, full stops and capitalisation. The first one is basically because I don't think you need the comma there. It could probably do with either a full stop or semi-colon. The next full stop and "the" collaborate awkwardly. You have a lower case letter after a full stop, one of them needs to change.
They're the punctuation mistakes I found. There were no other mistakes that I could see; only little things that are a preference to me.
I liked the poem, but your rhyming scheme felt a little forced. Remember, not all poems need to rhyme! I think this poem would work better without the rhyme scheme, but that is just personal preference.
Overall, a nice poem. I like the imagery and it was a lovely little piece to read!
Keep on writing, and good luck with it! Happy YWSing,
-Clarity.
Thanks, and the mistakes with punctuation, and then capitalization are because of the fact that I changed the poem around to change the flow, and forgot to change the punctuation. But it's still a work, and I thank you for your review ^^ and I'll try to fix the formatting.
No problem! I liked it anyway. It was a lovely little poem.