When I called
You did not come,
You chose to sit,
Made me feel glum.
When I cried,
You could not see,
Why I was letting,
It all get to me.
When I begged,
You did not understand,
Why I was making,
A silly demand.
When I tried,
You did not listen,
Even when we had
Our baby to christen.
When I reached out,
You were not there,
You didn’t even,
Seem to care.
When I was nearing
the end,
You couldn’t be bothered
To be my friend.
When I sat,
Taking the pills,
You went out,
To get your thrills.
When I died,
You were sorry then,
You, all of you,
Stupid fucking men.


Some of the rhyming in this is a bit dodgy, I know, suggestions anyone?

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sunshine girl
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People are saying they don't like the ending, but I thought it was the best bit! Where as bits through out the poem were a bit wishy washy, I thought the ending was really dramatic and finished it off nicely. I quite like the whole thing, but bits need a bit of work. :)

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Shine
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The poem lacks rythm,and lacks perfection.

Begining was more or less good but the ending was bit something like rude/harsh.

Keep writing,u have lots to learn.

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Incandescence
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Peacefulgirl27--


Try writing poetry when not in a state of REM sleep. Really. It does nothing for you or your language. Junk this.


Best,
Brad

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niteowl
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Like Elizabeth said, if rhyming sounds bad, then don't rhyme. It seriously degrades interesting ideas. Unless you're writing a children's rhyme or you're really really good (I have seen a few serious poems that rhymed well), don't focus on the rhyme. Focus on the flow. Focus on interesting, original, imagery (that doesn't totally lose your audience).

Keep writing! :)

When you simply say "the end,", it sounds a bit wierd to me. It seems out of place to me, I'm not sure why.
Also they're^^ right, the word "fucking" is very out of place and is a bit too cruel.

Oh and I noticed you're new, welcome!

Pandora

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Sureal
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No no, it's perfectly alright to say 'fuck' (or any other swear word) in a literary piece (or your blog).

Anyways, on the poem - it feels rather simplistic (probably due to the short lines and simple rhyming scheme).

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Pivot_Master
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Isnt that wird against the rules
*shields eyes*

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Elizabeth
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Well can't give that much of a useful critique at the moment but I'll come back..
If the rhyming is dodgy, then don't rhyme.

The ending was a bit cruel, personally, I like men :P It's who I am and I don't judge but the word fucking doesn't suit this piece... no matter how cruel it seems. Considering your name IS peacefulgirl... lol

Change that and when I have more time I'll be back.



On some days, my will to write disappears faster than a donut at a police station.
— Arcticus