Published September 29, 2011
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Hey annaseale1998,
Really sweet poem and it flowed well - for the most part. I do agree with Grif though, that
the repetition at the end of the stanzas breaks the flow a bit. But it'll be fine once you revise
this.
Otherwise, I got really good imagery from this and the rhyming worked out really well and
I thought it added character to this little firefly. The rhyming encaptured the little spirit
of this firefly very well. Just go over it and edit it and it'll be even more awesome!
Miyakko.
Hello, my name is Grif and I'm here to review your poem. I like the concept, but I think there are some structural problems with it.
The last line has the flow interrupted and it sounds really weird. "Then search for me the very next day" would keep the couplet and improve the flow.
Annoyingly though, you use the same sort of pattern for the remaining stanzas. The only way I can think to read them is... like... William Shatner. "Then search... search... for me... next day."
It is so annoying, it actually makes me want to scream, like William Shatner.
That's my two cents.
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I loved the point of view you used to portray the narrator. Great poem, keep writing!!