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This is a beautiful poem. There's no doubt about that. Normally I'm not a big fan of having a poem be all one big stanza, but you've made it flow in such a way that is neither clunky nor overwhelming, while also avoiding the trap of losing the all-important pauses.
That being said, I feel you also include a fair number of poetic cliches. Phrases such as "turning 180 degrees", "starry nights", "rosy cheeks", and "crooked teeth" are quite commonplace, and while that may be your intention, I feel that a poem about describing the unique experiences and sensations requires unique phrases, ideas, and images. Don't just twist old phrases, but come up with ones based on your own life experiences.
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"my taut, bleeding heart" is a beautiful phrase, and it's going to take all my power not to steal it for myself.
"that is amazing" seems like a rather limp ending to a poem. You've used plenty of imagery throughout the poem, and I feel like you could end it all with one really important image to make this poem stand out.
thanks for the review!
Hey there !! Ejay here for a quick review.
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To begin with, I really liked your title. In the first glance it might seem rather ordinary, but when I read it for the second time, I realised that I was drawn to it.
Moving to your poem.
I must say, I really liked it. It is a great and smoothly flowing free verse, and it resonates quite well. I particularly adored your last two lines. They were great.
Overall, on a scale of 10, I would have given you a 11 if possible
Keep it up.
Cheers!
Regards,
Ejay