hope you like it and tell me what you think. comments are appreciated. also this was a one shot rough draft i wrote it 30 seconds before i posted it.
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The Shadowing Enders
Hatred and Pain both of kin alike,
Shadows that cast Fear at night,
Betrayal and Struggle fueling their fight.
Blood hath run on hardened blade,
Casting images of swallowing Fury,
Too often for Revenge.
Light diminished by cruel Power,
Corruption overruling Justice,
Rightness hath been left astray.
All the Hope hath long a gone,
Leaving Mortals with no song,
No Strength to carry through,
Death, Decay hath taken hold,
Leaving us its lasting screams,
No escape from what lies beyond,
We hath doomed us all.
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Hmm...
I loved the structure and flow of it all and think you have a real talent for that - better than myself anyway ^^ but I have to say I am not too keen for the idea. The title doesn't reflect well on the poem I do not think.
But, overall you are good at writing, just maybe this idea is not for me.
i have just updated the poem with edits hope you like it!
Whoops!!!!! sorry about that!!!! I changed it and thanks for the comment.
Also the capitalization is NOT wrong they are THE ENDERS the peom talks about, they are supposed to be pronouns.
also the lines aren't supposed to rhyme they only have rhythmic flow throughout the statements.
I'm not sure what you mean by that?
But okay off to the poem itself.
This stanza seems nothing less than a bunch of statements, either there's a lack of flow between the sentences or you've done it this way to make it rhyme -which is called forced rhyming- Forced rhyming damages the scene for it is easy to discover, if you have indeed used forced rhyming, I best suggest you that a poem does not have to rhyme.
Also you've capitalized all the italic words I marked in this stanza, why? Might I remind you that there are certain lines you must follow when using capitalization. And I see no reason for these words being capitalized. Throughout the whole poem I see other words that have been capitalized as well. No need for that.
The way you left "a" out made those sentences seem like a statements again, which struggles against the flow.
Well okay, I don't want to be boring and repeat myself too often but I hope you understand what I mean with these statements. I'm just going to add some things up now.
Sudden old English?
There's actually nothing wrong with this stanza except for the capitalization, but okay you've already heard that
Well overall, for a 30-second rough draft it was o-kay, here comes the but if you really want this to be something instead of just a "30-second rough draft" I'd highly suggest a re-write
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Cheerios, Chandni