Hey there, Little's here for a review! It's been a while, really...
Starting off, I enjoy the topic. I also got this really unexplainable but nice feeling when reading the poem. It's a well made piece of work!
However, there are a few errors and poorly constructed parts, so I'm obliged to point them out.
In one of the stanzas, you forgot to add an apostrophe ( the words concerned are "lions roar" - it ought to have been "lion's roar"). This is a simple mistake, but a noticeable one, so be careful. There are other places where you missed apostrophes as well. Apostrophes are used when something belongs to something else; for example, a raven's feather. You can't say ravens feather and mean the same thing.
The rhyme scheme is really off in some of the stanzas. I'm sure you know the strained parts, so hasten to repair the damage!
And something you need to understand: this rhyme scheme is holding you back a great deal. Many sentences are feeble and sound poor. Don't use a rhyme just for the sake of doing so.
To be totally honest, I don't agree with Firespygirl. The extra long line, while fitting into the TOPIC well, isn't snug in the stanza, and doesn't roll of the tongue.
Spelling error: it's " wield", not "weild". And " friendly", not freindly. And it's spelled "decision".
Maybe you should remove the commas. They break good sentences into fragments and inhibit your writing to an extent.
I think starting each line with a capital letter would be pleasant on both the eye and the readers of this poem.
Besides that, there are quite a few spelling mistakes ( it's Excalibur, not excaliber ) and errors in basic grammar... For example, you should start nouns with a capital letter. This is important.
This poem needs to be worked on, but it's pretty good. I like how you've explained each attribute, all in a cheerful and positive manner. Writing about life is tough, bit you've managed pretty well!
The last stanza is really well written, and I enjoyed reading it. I love the comparison between the attributes and paints, as well as life and art. This really is a marvelously written poem!
~ Lee
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