Published March 12, 2011
i just don't want it up right now. sorry to everyone who liked it or got points.
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Thank you i appreciate it alot
Ello, the human Host of Horus here to review!
Red=Grammar errors etc.
Maroon=Things I like
Purple=suggestions/questions
and then my overall review is whatever....
Overall: So, I liked the ideas, but it does need a little work. It is confusing in places, and the imagery isn't quite as solid as I think it could be. Try to be specific when you are describing things. Another thing you should try to add is punctuation. It is a common misconception that poetry does not need punctuation. It DOES. Without the punctuation, it turns into one long rambling piece where the reader is not allowed to breathe. So add some commas and periods. Don't think I hated it, I really don't and I think this has tremendous upside. Also, if I confused things on my own I apologize, but realize that I am a reader, and that as a reader, other readers may have the same incident occur. Hope this helped, keep up the work!
-HostofHorus
I wasn't saying that I couldn't understand it. Im good at seeing what poetry means. It was just a little confusing at first.
Maybe i shouldn't have put this in dramatic maybe other. If you read it you would see that it's the heart that flies away to be no more. But i'm not arguing I welcome all feed back good or bad.
This is good imagery and a good idea, but it wasn't presented correctly. In the second and third stanzas, I had no clue what was going on. In dramatic poetry, one key element is to be a bit mysterious, but the mysterious was overloaded so much in this poem that it stopped making sense. Good job.