punch
head cracks back
blood on fist
straight to the office
See Me Now?
crash
a rock through the window
three necklaces gone
a hole in record
See Me Now?
crack
blood on the pavement
shot in the chest
one for the cops
See Me Now?
poke
a rush of chemicals
lost in a haze
damage to my brain
See Me Now?
hack
See Me Now?
cut
See Me Now?
stab
See Me Now?
run
See Me Now?
kick
See Me Now?
shoot
See
scream
Me
sprint
Now
pinch
See Me Now?
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Hey, bookboysarebest, Strange here and I have a quick review for you on this Review Day that is fantastic!
This is all about its message. It speaks the truth about teens today. They want attention. That is whst this poem has going for it. It's good, a little bit repetitive but that's okay.
Overall, good job
Strange gives you..
8.9/10
Good job
Keep writing
Stay groovy
This is quite interesting! It had a sort of "bouncy" feel to it. However, the strength of this poem seems to me also to be its weakness. I can understand that the term "See me now?" Is placed in the poem for emphasis but it is also distracting in my opinion. Your poem is quite descriptive and creates a good image in the mind's eye even without the continuous use of "see me now?" In my opinion, play with the poem a little bit more and see how you can "shout out" emphasis without being so repeptitive.
On the plus side, the theme of the poem is quite unique given the fact that most teen writers do not focus on your type of message for poems. This is good beacause as growing writers it is important we swim in unexplored territories of writing. The voice of the poem which is based on your word choice, gives the poem an "everyday tone" to a poem that does not have an "everyday message". This is good, you passed your message and still emotionally satisfied readers. As I said earlier, imagery is good and consistent.
This is a good poem with a unique message but can still be worked on. Tend your flame! It's all we've got. Temi
Thank you so much for the review. I will try and fix it up a bit.
Hello, and welcome to YWS!
I really like this poem. I know of many attention-hungry teens, though thankfully not all of them make trouble. (Some are just really, really obnoxious, but that's beside the point.)
I like the way that you used the bold for "See me now?"; I think that it really emphasizes the trying to be noticed, and perhaps the wrongs being done. You know, 'cause black is generally used to represent evil. I don't think you should capitalize 'Me' and 'Now' each time, though. While I like the emphasis on that, I think that perhaps a little bit of punctuation in the rest of the poem would make it even better than it already is.
The only other thing that I have to say as far as nitpicking is that there should be a question mark after the 'Now' that stands alone.
Wonderful piece, again. =) Keep writing and sharing with us!!
~Ongoeslife
Thanks for the review, I will make the changes.
Thanks for the review, I will make the changes.