haha I must say I love it. Very simple and it doesn't even need any explanation. I love the sarcastic tone. I think everyone can relate to this.
Keep it up, I'd love to hear more of your work.
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haha I must say I love it. Very simple and it doesn't even need any explanation. I love the sarcastic tone. I think everyone can relate to this.
Keep it up, I'd love to hear more of your work.
oh my god!! i cant even describe how true this is!
Happens every single time. I love your style in writing.
it's different and very special.
keep up the awesome work!
Oh goodness. I know exactly how this feels. Exactly. People can be so dumb sometimes. I can practically feel the frustrated rage in that last "really?" This is actually super funny.
One of the biggest means of humor in your poem is that you accurately portray how utterly irritating it is to be ignored when you know exactly what you're doing. Having the actual dialogue is a clever little poetry thing and in my opinion you totally pull it off. Gooooood jooooooooob to you, indeed. I'll say you have captured about 80% of the reason as to why I never talk to people. That part when you said "No? Okay. I'll just sit here..." I have actually thought those exact words.
Well done. I done laugheded.
Hey Willowcutz,
Catcha01 with a review. I really like this poem. It's a perfect representation of the product of bossy and self-centered group leaders. The dialogue you chose was very realistic making it like a real conversation in the classroom, than a theatrical performance. I really did enjoy reading this poem, but it also opened my eyes to something. I'm ususally chosen leader or supervisor and this poem was also a quick reminder to not leave others out. Thanks for that by the way. Anyway. awesome poem.
~Catcha01
Ha this made me smile I love it! I can't really relate because in group work I'm that person that everyone else just expects to do everything but it was very different and I know lots of people could relate to it! Great job!
I think what you are doing in this piece is an interesting bit. However, it can be confusing to follow - especially transitioning between thoughts. I think slant verse would greatly improve this poem. It would allow you to replicate the human thought process in a lot easier fashion. This poem is very relatable to kids who are in school and have to deal with ignorant group partners. This is one of the reasons I prefer to work alone :p Very innovative piece!
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