Clay
Trust starts as a soft piece of clay
Shapeless, not meaningful
Then somebody else with their piece of clay shows up
Their clay is shapeless and meaningless like yours
You two get to know each other
Growing closer, having longer conversations
One day, you notice something
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Their clay and yours have begun to take shape
Shapes that perfectly fit each other
They know all about you
You know all about them
The clay becomes more intricate, developing finer details
You two grow ever closer
Until something unexplainable happens
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They told others about your secrets
Their clay is sharp and misshapen now
No longer complementing yours
Your clay has returned to its original shape, meaningless
And you consider making it sharp and misshapen
Because finding someone new feels scary
Trusting somebody else feels impossible now
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Hi! CATS here to leave a review! This poem caught my attention because of the title, it was short and made readers curious! Also, I LOVE the cover. It's really creative. Okay, let's start!
Yes. It is so true. I love how you compared two lovers to clay! Trust starts slowly but surely, gradually getting stronger each day, taking shape. Once you meet someone (perhaps your soulmate;)) your clay merges together, forming a shape, (I hope a heart...oooo!) I never realized this poem was about love. The only thing is that the last line doesn't really...fit? Like idk because I'm not a poem expert, but you can either take it or ignore it lol. Just recieve all my compliments!!! Moving on
Yesssss...I love romance. The clay is now professional level. You totally trust each other! This is my favorite part. Keep going, my friend!!!
Aww...it seems to me that they broke up...that is so sad!! I hope the clay will mix with someone else's...keep building trust...until the bond is unbreakable. Your life is not meaningless, I can tell it is written from your heart.
OVERALL: OMG...overall...I think this is a very creative idea, and that your poems are actually so good. Keep writing, and happy reading as well. Happy Review Month and Happy Writing!
Love,
CATS
hi! It's ocean here to shoot you a quick review ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ✩‧˚

Romance is my fav <3
And i didn't break down each line like I usually do :[
Now shall we dive in?
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Love is like clay because when two people meet it's soft and really has no shape.
As they get to know each other they form together like two pieces of clay. Once the bond broken it becomes shapeless like clay. Just like clay trust has to be with care and consideration.
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Shortest ocean review ever but I hope it helps
Love,
ocean
hi ash! herb here to review your poem.
on first glance, this is a piece about love/falling out of love, and you make it akin to clay-- which i found interesting. the moldablity of it and the nature of clay itself -- i found it very engaging.
i think the shaping of clay is a very strong motion of this poem-- its very poignant and beautiful, so there's that.
however, i feel there's more. there's more you have to say about this but i just don't. have. the ending has more to say, but i want more. there needs to be bridges between these stanzas, making more.
you're brimming with oppritunity. i'm excited to see what you have in for the future.
best & sincerely,
herb
i'm definitely planning on editing this one cuz its like the very first poem i ever wrote
thank you for the kind words mr. herb!!
Hey!
This piece, at first, starts off sweet. Then it gets darker and painful. It describes a betrayal from someone once loved. I'm sure that's a pain most of us can correlate with. It's never a fun feeling, and you described it beautifully.
I love how you used a comparison here and all throughout the poem, and it fits well with the idea you're trying to form. It set an idea and an image in my mind, and that's probably because most of my poems come from broken thoughts. So, for reaching out and getting your point crossed to the reader, you did an amazing job.
I don't have any major suggestions here, but perhaps try closing off your rows or stanzas using comma's or periods. They'd make your lines feel less ongoing and would add to the emotion you're trying to portray, but that's mostly an opinion thing.
Other than that, I think this is a beautiful piece and you did an amazing job clarifying your main point and sticking to it! I wish you some happy writings!
~Taost
thank you sm taost!! writing poetry is kinda hard
Of course! Writing good poetry is always difficult, but you still wrote an amazing poem!
awh thank you
it means a lot to me 