'Ello, it's Cello!
OKAY WOW! This is the first poem I've read in awhile with punctuation. Do you know how nice it is to have to periods and commas for once? Everything flowed so nicely and the emotion came across far better than it would have if you left the work punctuation-less.
Honestly, this poem was pretty flawless. I have one, maybe two things to point out, then I'll be one my way to leave you to your beautiful writing.
shattered?
lost?
broken?
no.
she was ripped
and torn until
she couldn't breath.
shattered across the floor
You say 'shattered' twice here. I get it, they're quite a few lines apart, but some of these lines are a single word so they're still pretty close in the end. Maybe 'spread across the floor'. If you'd rather change the first line something like 'destroyed?' would work. Honestly, the first 'shattered' would be the easiest to change but since I clearly can't think of a good alternative I'll leave that to you. (You're clearly skilled so I'm sure you'll find something)
"you don't know what it feels like." she said.
This quote is packed with power and emotion. To end it with these word was a greta choice but adding 'she said'?- not so much. The reader can easily assume the girl said the quote so 'she said' is unneeded, plus, it takes away from the poem. You had such a powerful ending then you added two, unneeded words, which distracted from the meaning.
Keep up the amazing work!
-ChocolateCello
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