The Unwritten Poem

by VousEsEtonnant

Published February 18, 2012

Long live the words of the unheard voices.
Their wisdom should be wielded throughout time.
All hail  the schemes of the unknown dreamers,
Imagination makes the world divine.

Eternal are the tales of the unthanked workers,
whose efforts made the world a better place.
Forever are the lessons of the untold stories,
They're something that you simply can't erase.

Unending are the reasons for the unwon battles.
To lose is just to learn to try again.
Undying is the faith of the undone people.
When broken, hope will see you to the end.

Unwritten is a poem for the unsung heroes,
An ode to everything unrecognized.
The words, minds, and love of a world united.
The dreams and hopes of heroes in disguise.
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RoseGryffindor
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RoseGryffindor commented Comment · Mar 1, 2012

I love it! The depth is amazing and it touched me so that I want to put it framed on my wall. Very beautiful and I like the way you wrote it alot.

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EtCetera
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EtCetera wrote a review Review · Feb 19, 2012

'Ello! It's been a while since I gave anyone a review, so here's some of my personal changes and observations, starting from the top.
1. I would try out "wielded" instead of carried so you can carry the sound of the "w" through the poem.
2. I like thee repeating of "Long live" in stanza 1, lines 1 and 3, but I think you should either make the whole poem like this - repeating beginnings of line 1 and 3 in each stanza - or try to change one of the "Long live"s.
3. Spelling error: Imagina[n]tion.
4. I like that line: stanza 1, line 4. I like it a lot. It just sounds unique.
5. I don't feel like "idols" is entirely what you want in this poem, especially in that line. I think the piece would be better served by "servants", "gods", or "workers." [Right now, I like "workers" the best.]
6. "Forever... erase." doesn't entirely make sense. I think most of stanza 2 feels like you really had to work to fit all you wanted to say into these 4 lines.
7. The fourth stanza feels similar to the second. I feel you want to say much more than you did. Try writing out all of your ideas for this poem, then condense it into these stanzas. You'll probably end up having a longer poem, but it will be more fluid.
This is pretty good and you have a great starting point, you just need the whole of your ideas in there. Well writ.

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MeIsAwesome commented Comment · Feb 18, 2012

Great poem. *sigh* nargles.

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Nargles commented Comment · Feb 18, 2012

This is amazing. I love it so much. The meaning is so deep and the words go so well together.
I love the title as well

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TheTaco101 commented Comment · Feb 18, 2012

Wow, This is awesome! Keep up the awesome work.

xxFleetingEternity wrote a review Review · Feb 18, 2012

Must say, the title of the poem is what caught my eye in the first place. (winks) And I'm glad it did. This poem was beautifully written. I very much enjoyed your word usage. Coupled with the rhyme scheme, it made for a nice read. There was but a single punctuation error, so I wasn't distracted by unnecessary problems. Overall, wonderful job. Simply wonderful.

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heather321 commented Comment · Feb 18, 2012

Oh my gosh. This poem is aboslutely AMAZING! The rhyme and rhythm is REALLY good and i love the overal meaning! So many of the lines are amazingly deep and poetic! (There should be a comma after "love" in the last stanza though)...but yeah, I absolutely love it!



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