You express and explore some deep emotions within this piece. I particularly liked the use of masks. It is true that each of us has many and often they are altered and changed daily for others, whether this be on a micro scale (so somebody close to us) or macro (societal demand) it is indeed a necessity in order for us all to function and simply live around each other.
If autobiographical or not your narrator has experience sorrow, seemingly from the beginning and by writing about it can one truly come to terms with all that shaped them and allow them to live (or perhaps exist) in the present.
You express and explore some deep emotions within this piece. I particularly liked the use of masks. It is true that each of us has many and often they are altered and changed daily for others, whether this be on a micro scale (so somebody close to us) or macro (societal demand) it is indeed a necessity in order for us all to function and simply live around each other.
If autobiographical or not your narrator has experience sorrow, seemingly from the beginning and by writing about it can one truly come to terms with all that shaped them and allow them to live (or perhaps exist) in the present.
This is so beautiful and moving to read. It speaks so true of mourning and grief. How after losing someone so important in your life, you seem to just forget how to feel. Everything is numb and you just kind of phone it in for everyone around you. And when the wave of overwhelming sadness and sorrow hit is is welcome because at least it is something besides the numbness. I absolutely love this.
Not only is your writing great, but you are also good in conveying feelings through them. Powerful emotions put in this simple but elegant piece; who would have thought that you've never tried poetry before? You have this talent of reaching and moving your readers. Dear, you really are a natural.