Holy s**t. I loved this. I don't usually like profanity in writing, but I did in this one, it seemed to really call for it. Every line was strong and seemed somehow meant to be there. It was definitely raw; raw, descriptive, and passionate.
...it also worries me a bit at how much I enjoyed this poem.
Don't say "Kill me violently" I hate seeing someone as beautiful as you get hurt ...
I'd say .. if you really love killing yourself by someone then please say this "Kill me Smoothly"... I really hate those who treat you violently but love those who treat you happily as same as a flower ... Hey .. i think i should write something for you about this site .. i've modified your this poem ..
It was a your way to think to write on the concept of "KILL ME" now please have a look at my way to write on the concept of "KILL ME" ...
Love me peacefully
Kiss me Smoothly
Hug me tightly thereby ..
I could feel you Warmly ..
Kill me lightly So ..
We can f**k Wildly
Bite my lips heartly
I want to be feel you luckily
Love me, hug me, feel me baby ...
Don't you dare to hurt me
Just Save me & Help me, Baby
Run your tongue over my teeth
What I want is just to feel your breeze.
i love it. passion, yes. i also like the rhythm, especially kill me so passionately, so we can f**k so pitifully...and hate me baby, don't you dare save me, kill me baby.
the last line, is the word the supposed to be before slip?
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
Thank T for your always amazing reviews
And yeah, I just realized that. Haha it Is a ty.. read moreThank T for your always amazing reviews
And yeah, I just realized that. Haha it Is a typo. Thanks for pointing that out
This piece has an interesting flow because of the adjectives tacked onto the line ends (especially in the first stanza). However this being said, I feel that the overuse of adjectives focuses more on "telling" as opposed to "showing" the reader the intense passional/raw feelings behind this piece. By focusing more on how the "other" lover in this piece can "love dreadfully" and "kiss me violently" I think you will arrive at a more real, intense, and profound place poetically.
On a side note, the repetition of "love" in the first stanza does seem slightly unnecessary, unless you plan on distinguishing between the different in "loving dreadfully" and "loving terribly"!
Keep up the excellent writing, I look forward to seeing what you can do!
Cheers,
VK
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
Thanks for the feedback, VK
Much appreciated, I'll definitely look into your review suggestion.. read moreThanks for the feedback, VK
Much appreciated, I'll definitely look into your review suggestions =]
Canadian, eh? I've been writing since I was 13 (I'm now 18) and have recently started back up on writing a novel that I'm now half through.
I mostly write prose poems and short stories with a tonne .. more..