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16+ Language

Alice

by brielle


Warning: This work has been rated 16+ for language.

I feel like Alice, falling into a rabbit whole.

Dont know where im going but i know im going somewhere.

Clueless as can be for believing that you loved me. 

Taking pills, getting high, to try to take the pain away

But that shit dont work, what about the next day

You cant forget the people who hurt you, but can forgive them

They say dont bring up the past, but that shit still hurts yo

So who can a Vent To, When nobody wants to Listen

Everyone is fake in my eyes, they always turn they back on me when i ask them for advice.

Becasue every time i go to somebody with a issue

Its like im talking to the wall. But its not speaking back

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You left me in the cold wondering when you well return.

I waited to long, i got frezzer burn

They said if you cry over someone you know your love was real

I guess ours wasnt shit, because you never shead a TEAR

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In my feelings, but know one understands me

They dont know how much it hurt, when you got a hole in your heart

I tried to let someone in but then i got reminded of what you did

I didnt want to get hurt nomore, So i Just shut the door

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I thought you were my Prince coming to Save me, But instead It was a Beast

That came and grabed me, I guess i didnt need Prince Charming to come and resuce me

Thats why, you dont jugde, a book by its cover, All you need is someone to love you for you

Not what you are nor not what you wouldve been

 Someone told me "Only a real man, can fix what a boy broke"

Man, that was the realest shit he ever said to me

So im wondering did i ever had a chance to love again

Baby ill let you in, as long as you dont hurt me

Im Cinderalla looking for my prince

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In this work i know there some grammar ERRORs, So please call them out because sometimes i dont see them. and I know its a little bit sloppy so please dont go into my sloppyness thank you. but Your good to Workshop it. Thank you.


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Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:36 pm
Monsters wrote a review...



This is a review, choose to take what you will out of it.

Okay you got a reason to write but it's literally the same to me as a generalized problem that most teenagers feel and there is a few things in writing poetry that you need to purge to express your uniqueness and emotions effectively.

perfect example;

Everyone is fake in my eyes,


This is slang, a broad term that is empty; it has a different meaning to every person thus it has no meaning at all. We need to purge it and rid all of it out of this. Not to mention it's a cliche, what makes this any different then everyone's problem? Everyone experiences fake people but what is special about that word is the part that we can't see; your definition, your anger, the images, the revelations in your head that you attach to these people. We want inside your head but you're blocking us out with general sayings.

cliché
You left me in the cold wondering when you well return.

Im Cinderalla looking for my prince

I thought you were my Prince coming to Save me, But instead It was a Beast

when you got a hole in your heart


There are more cliches but I think you get the idea of what they are-

Now we all get what your saying but only because these ideas your throwing out have been thrown at us since we were born. Every time something is said or listened to it looses more meaning; think about a married couple who everyday says "I love you" every morning compared to the first time it gets rather meaningless- thus actions like picking flowers ect. are required to bring passion back to the relationship- this hurdle in poetry is hard to understand and even harder to act on but i promise the whole liveliness of a poem is really uniqueness. Basically, to summarize cliches have no emotional impact anymore, they need to be purged from your writing.

The last thing that needs to be purged is wordiness. Think of each word coming at a cost; try to squeeze meaning into fewer and fewer words, get to the point faster and i promise it will be more emotional.

lastly, this poem is written more like a paragraph with line breaks. There is no rhythm to it, even if you feel that rhythm you have to try and get everyone to feel the same thing as you by using punctuation line breaks ect. This is lacking in the poem.

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Most people even famous does not use correct grammar when writing poetry- poetry is something you feel and clarity can help that but when we understand things clearly it is ok to not use correct grammer. However here are some nit-picks which hurt your clarity;

falling into a rabbit whole.

I believe you mean hole instead of whole

turn they back on me wh

their instead of they

wondering when you well return.

will instead of well

but know one understands me

No one instead of know one

So im wondering did i ever had a chance to love again

Do i ever have a chance to love again


There are many grammar errors that I won't point out because it is okay in poetry but anywhere else for that matter it would be wrong.

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Take care, I know you have something in you but you're not pulling it out yet, just trying to get you onto that level where you can express and share your unique memories, ideas ect. Thanks for reading.




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Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:46 pm
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Erm, I'd firstly like to point out, that you knew you had several grammatical errors, but didn't bother to fix them yourself. If you knew it was sloppy, you could have tried to improve it before posting it. That's what I'm like, at least, I would rather not be subjected to many writing flaws, so I try to make it as best as I can. That's all we can do, is do our best, but I don't really think you tried. In your notes, you used fine grammar and spelling, so I don't see what the problem is, there. Not criticizing you, But I thought I'd give you my point of view on that.

Now, As for the lines, I was pretty interested in what you had going.The content, was pretty good. However, your lack of properly placing and structuring them, makes it a little choppy and un-enjoyable to read. The swearing really doesn't help the situation any. It makes you sound angry at the world. Also the whole "Yo" thing, really messes with the feel of the words.

Your lyrics have potential, they do, but if I were you, I'd correct the grammar and spelling, take out the needless slang words and swearing, and rearrange the words some. With some good structure and formal wording, you're lyrics would be much improved.

Keep writing,

~Nora




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Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:09 pm
LadySpark wrote a review...



Let's dance, darlin.

The topic you've chosen to write about doesn't fit with the way you're writing it. All this street slang and informal language does not fit the story of Alice/the prince/the princess.
Your grammar is pathetic and I'm not helping you. There is no excuse for simple grammatical errors. And the fact that you can't see them is a little worrying. I suggest you carefully read through your piece. The mistakes will present themselves very quickly. I love any story that talks about Alice, it's such an awesome thing that can be described in so many different ways. You've got a good start here, but I think you need to expand more on your imagery when it comes to Alice and connect what you're trying to say to what Alice went through.


Everyone is fake in my eyes, they always turn they back on me when i ask them for advice.
Way too long in comparison to other lines. It doesn't flow.

Honestly, I can barely get through this because of the strange caps, rampant grammar mistakes and odd wording that doesn't fit the story.




Monsters says...


Way to offer bad advice and then insult the writer. Next time, if you can't be mature enough then find another poem or log out. This is rediculas.



LadySpark says...


Thanks for your criticism, Monster, but considering you are not the one who received the review, I will continue to review the way I review and discuss the review with the author, and not with the peanut gallery.



brielle says...


Okay, well i understand I have a REALLY Bad Grammar Problem. And Yes, it did insult me, but i dont care because im different and im sure as Hell not perfect. and Thanks for Your Advice, on my work form both of yall.
Have a Nice day



LadySpark says...


brielle, if I insulted you, I apologize. I didn't mean to cause you any offense. I just don't think that sugar coating things does either of us good. Same to you.



LadySpark says...


brielle, if I insulted you, I apologize. I didn't mean to cause you any offense. I just don't think that sugar coating things does either of us good. Same to you.



Monsters says...


@LadySpark this is a free forum, there is a reason why people can comment on "reviews." There is a difference between sugar coating and insulting. My review doesn't insult nor does it sugar coat so use it as a reference. Other then that if in your "review" you say; "I'm not helping you" then chances are you are going in the wrong direction. By the way most poems don't use correct grammer, not even yours. So lets try to think a little more critically about this?



LadySpark says...


You are free to express your opinion and I am free to continue reviewing the way I have found suits me. No, this is not the best review I've ever written, but I've seen many reviews of yours that are just as 'I'm not helping you' based. I never claimed my poems were better than brielle's, nor did I claim they were perfect *ever* or even mentioned my poetry in my reviews. My poetry has absolutely nothing to do with the way I review, or my response to this piece.

I do not think that doing someone's work for them is beneficiary to either of us. Grammar and spelling mistakes are something that are very easily fixed by a dictionary and a little focus, not something that requires me to pick through every single mistake made.



LadySpark says...


And thank you, but I really have no desire to format my reviews off yours. I like the way I review, and funnily enough, the majority of people I review/people who read my reviews like it too.



Monsters says...


"You are free to express your opinion and I am free to continue reviewing the way I have found suits me."
All your doing is pointing out the obvious.

"No, this is not the best review I've ever written, but I've seen many reviews of yours that are just as 'I'm not helping you' based."

This deserves no response without evidence, it's blindly stating how you interpret the meaning of my reviews and then using it for your justification for insulting people for no reason.

"I never claimed my poems were better than brielle's, nor did I claim they were perfect *ever* or even mentioned my poetry in my reviews"

You're not understanding; poetry does not have to have good grammar.

Also, you might have a good idea how to do this english thing but you need to have more respect for people; you don't know their backgrounds ect. They could know 5 languages, grown up without an education ect.

Lastly, I never even said anything about copying the format of my reviews? I just want you to stop insulting and then offering little advice to developing writers. Honestly, I don't care who likes your reviews, this is wrong.



LadySpark says...


Okay so apparently I wasn't clear on the fact that I have no desire to discuss my review with you anymore. Like I said before, if Brielle has any issues with my review, they are perfectly welcome to discuss it with me. They, did not seem to have the issues that you do. I do not want your critiques, I do not want you to be condesending and rude to me or towards my reviews. I don't particularly care if you like my reviews or not. Thankfully, I don't answer to you, I answer to the author with whom I am reviewing.

brielle, I am very very sorry that I took your spelling mistakes as laziness. If there is a reason that you honestly can't see the mistakes, I apologize and hope you can forgive me. I made a snap judgement, but if that is wrong, I wholeheartedly apologize.




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