E - Everyone

Fear of you should, in reality, be love?

I corner you out of love.

Not love for you,

But rather love for those whom you have cornered.

I just want you to know

How you really are hurting others.

I want to open your eyes

To the damage you left behind.

The colors behind you

Are not purple and gold;

They are in fact

The reds of fire

And the grays and blacks of darkness.

Two halting opposites

That are eerily the same.

You are a baby deer

Making noise outside of a camper's tent at midnight.

You sound terrifying,

Yet we can find out that

You cannot harm.

Still you can;

And so you do.

A great man once said

"Fear of a name only increases fear of the thing itself."

You are Haley.

They only know the devastation

That surrounds that name.

Nobody has really seen you.

If they could see you,

Then they wouldn't cut.

If you could see yourself

From my eyes,

Then you would cut.

I simply long for

You to feel grief, repentance, or

At least emotion.

You repeat that you say nothing.

You say that they cannot take a joke

All you try to give

Is justification for your actions.

If only your parents could see you now;

I know them;

They are lovely.

If they saw how you treated others,

Then they would be the most

Disappointed parents on Earth.

Just as I am disappointed

In the love you could not take

that I tried to give to you.

I just hope it is not too late,

Because I corner you out of love,

Not just love for those whom you have cornered,

But love for you as well.

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dogsrule5
Review

Hi! Dogsrule5 here to review!

Nitpicks.

First off spelling, grammar, and punctuation. As far as I know I didn't see any mistakes here, but if there are I think you can manage to fix those mistakes by yourself.

If I see any as I am going through the passage, I will tell you those spelling, grammar, and or punctuation mistakes.

Number 1.

From my eyes,
Then you would cut.
You don't need to capitalize then because you put a comma. So you don't need to capitalize the then.

Number 2.
I just hope it is not too late,
Because I corner you out of love,
Not just love for those whom you have concerned,
But love for you as well.
There are lots of things I noticed wrong with this certain stanza. 1. Remember if you put a comma, you don't have to capitalize the first word in the next line. Words like. because, not, and but. Another thing. You should put it's and not it is. Also you don't have to do this one because it is a suggestion, but after you say... "I just hope its not too late, because I corner you out of love. You should put a period after love instead of a comma. you should start the next sentence with Not. Then continue the rest.

I think there are lots more nitpicks in this, but I think you can manage to find the rest.
I hope I helped.
Love,
Dogsrule5

Thanks for your feedback! I just capitalized the beginning of each line because that's how I like to format a poem; that's all :)
Plus, there is a comma after love and before not because it would be a fragment otherwise. Thank you!

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kyddikat
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I understand how some people are, they use words to kill, only so that they can watch others suffer. They want to feel in charge, that they controll the world. They turn away from the word of God, an covet the laws of satin. They ignore the ten commandments, they lie, they steal, the hurt. They can try to turn themselves aroud, to ask fr forgiveness, but it's hard. The gates of hell are large and wecoming. While the gates of heaven are small, just enough to slip through.

This is a great poem and I hope everyone understands it.



The most important thing is to preserve the world we live in. Unless people understand and learn about our world, habitats, and animals, they won't understand that if we don't protect those habitats, we'll eventually destroy ourselves.
— Jack Hanna