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I love your poem. It shows deep thinking on your part.
I think you could enhance it by making it longer and giving even more detail on the silence. It just seemed short and sweet. I was left thinking, wait! That's it? I would love to hear more from you. My favorite lines are:
I can totally relate to these lines.
I loved your poem! Keep on writing!
Hey Amy! Dogs here with your review today! Really really good piece of poetry! I love the imagery and description and variety of great words you used here. I also really like the totally unique idea and format that you write this in. However, there is a major flaw you have put in with your formatting thingi that you say is "Ra,a,b,b,a,a, a,b,Ra, a,a,b,b,a,Ra. So all the "a" you have in here mean that all those lines rhyme with the original "a" line, which obviously it dosn't lol. Because earnest and witness does not rhyme with dust or rust. So really the rhyming scheme is:

Line 1- a (R)
Line 2- a
Line 3- b
Line 4- b
Line 5- a
Line 6- c
Line 7- c
Line 8- d
Line 9- R
Line 10- a
Line 11- a
Line 12- b
Line 13- b
Line 14- a
Line 15- R
Now correct me if I am wrong but this is what I believe the rhyming scheme is. Apart from that this poem is sooo good and I really love it! Keep up the good work!!!
TuckEr EllsworTh
I'm not quite sure how to respond to this poem. I can sense there is some meaning to this poem, I just can tell what. And the poem is called oath of silence, but the refrain is the first words are the hardest. I just can't connect it. I've read the poem a few times over now, and I believe I'm beginning to understand it. I believe the poem would be more enjoyable if the message were more clear, but a poem with meaning you have to dig for has its own value. As for grammatical and spelling errors, I don't see any.