My arms around your neck.
I could break without a sound.
Your lies made my eyes hazy.
A love I thought I found.
Don't believe all the things I said.
That was the old me and now he's dead.
I mourn his death, he gave his life
And all you brought him...
Pain and strife!
Is it hard to carry a heart of stone?
Is it a burden to know your all alone?
Wouldn't it be nice, to not have a heart of ice?
It leaves your soul cold.
It's warming to me.
It's getting old.
It hunts for you through endless night.
It will bring you, drag you
Towards the light.
The truth has come and conquered yours.
My hearts a lion, you cower as it roars.
Now your heart is broken.
My heart shall soar.
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Wow. Just one word. Brilliant, Keep Writing!
Matthew,
This poem is different to your other one but makes the 'ice' reference and you use tis to a good advantage, maybe you should use it as a theme in your poems? Ice is a good representation of coldness and frozen in 'time' or at a disadvantage of something.
Anyhow, the poem is good but again it seems scattered and i'm not sure if this is on purpose but still i think you need to develops areas such as the emotion in the first four lines.
Again it is good poem, and you've increased your ability to make lines flow a bit better than before.
Keep it up!
Hey there, I love the idea behind this poem

However, It's a bit hard to focus on anything because of the way it jumps around. I get what you are trying to say but it took me a while to understand it fully
Great job though
This piece of work really portrays someone's feelings..whether they be directly yours or someone else's. However, I thought it was strange for the guy to be in that position and I was, at first, unsure of the gender of the speaker. But, I liked the poem a lot, however, like someone else mentioned, it could be more concise.
Hello! I must say that this poem was deep and the emotion came across very well. The descriptions were nice and explained the situation spot on. At times, the flow was nice, such as in the second stanza. Then it kind of floundered a bit. The rhyme was not there all the time either. But that just might be me. This was well written. I enjoyed it very much. Keep writing.
~Ballerina
OMG damn your talented and only 16 you seem to have so much awerness of the world but still manage to keep your vulnerability. You amaze me and i think i actually love you popatemyheart1994!
Well hello there, here as requested!
I would just add an and to this line and make the line before have a comma instead of a period.The first thing I noticed in this poem, is that it doesn't have nice flow. It is kind of skippy and really jumps subjects. It is really hard to focus on anything because you have it completely random. I also noticed that some of the lines don't really make sense, it's like you put them in there for no reason. I'm not really sure how else to put it. Anyway now onto the poem itself.
As far as punctuation, I didn't really look at it much. You are to jumpy and it's hard to focus on anything. You have to many subjects going on here.
Other than that most of my comments are above. I hope I helped you! Let me know if you need anything.
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Wow. This is absolutely well written and I love the grammar and punctuation. The only thing I can find is when you say "towards the light" I'm thinking that should be capatalized, because the rest of the beginnings of the lines are, but yeah. Great job! I love it, and keep writing!
I would like to dedicate this poem to anyone who has ever been wronged or scorned by someone they love or thought they did. You are the Kings and Queens of hearts!