One of the strengths of this poem is the clear and concise language used to convey the idea of immortality. The use of this simple language and your direct way of phrasing the poem made the message easy to understand and provided a clear representation of the idea of immortality. For example, the line "But what people fail to realize is you would never have the crippling fear that you were running out of time," effectively conveys the idea that immortality would eliminate the fear of missing out on opportunities due to the constraints of time, without being tied down in unnecessary metaphors that may confuse the reader and distract from the point of the poem.
I really like the idea of:
The chains of mortality
because you're right in the idea that immortality would give someone time to do anything they ever wanted, because you don't really have to think about time anymore! I really relate to the feeling that you are running out of time and have missed all your opportunities already.
Your poem could have benefited a little from further development of the idea of immortality and its effects on human experience. For example, exploring the negative aspects of immortality, such as the possibility of boredom or loss of everyone you love, could add more depth and complexity to the overall poem.
It would be super cool to see a part 2 the poem that reflects on the negative side of immortality!
Overall, I enjoyed this poem a lot!
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