Running Away
Running away to find a place of
Unity, where all are accepted for who they are, where
No judgment is passed on anyone,
Never to be hurt again by those from the past
Is what is wished, while I run away
Nodding my head hoping to
Get there quickly, there to the place of
Acceptance by all
Wishing I was
Already there
Yearning to stop running away from it all.
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#800080 ">Okay so this was all in all good but there were a few things that seemed like they needed adjustment.
#800080 ">Sorry if I was a little picky. Good job though! Keep it up.
Hi intellectualman
I really like this, There is a certain amount of angst and sadness in this that I can relate to. There are a few things you can work on though.
Firstly I'm not particular fond of the poetry technique of stopping mid-way through sentences. For example
Running away to find a place of
Unity, where all are accepted for who they are, where
No judgment is passed on anyone,
Would sound better if it didn't cut off midway through sentences. It feels a bit stuttered this way.
Secondly the last line
Yearning to stop running away from it all.
Is a bit to overcomplicated. The last line should be more simple and sum up the poem. For example
Yearning to stop running away
Beside that it is very good.
I like it!
I love these...what are they called...vertical poems? Yeah. This is really cool! I liked the emotion you put into it. Just a couple of things...
Other than that, I found this very enjoyable. Keep writing!!
I don't like your use of "all" and "away". I realize your poem is about running away, but it seems like you could have edited the poem further and replaced some words so it didn't sound so off with the repetition. On the other hand, I liked your expressive line breaks. Good job!
xoxo,
Kiicoh.