I'm just winging this, it might turn out horribly but I'm bored and I feel a need to write right now (sorry for that last phrase... a little awkward.)
So anyway, here goes.
Please, let me know what you think, if you find it relatable, if you like it, if you hate it, just be pleasant please!
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Also I'd like to just mention that my poetry is inspired by Ellen Hopkins, who is probably my absolute favorite writer and BY FAR my favorite poet. Check out her books, if you haven't already, they're AMAZING!
My Review
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Ellen Hopkins is quite talented; I especially loved 'Impulse'.
Format:
Could be better, it's fine at the beginning with the left/center/right but it's a bit harder to follow near the end. You may just want to use the 'tab' key, or space bar -it's tedious, but the end result is that your work is easier to follow.
Overall where you decide to cut off your sentences is good, there are a few awkward patches but with time you'll get the hang of it.
Language: No issue there, it's easy to follow/read and in this case I think that's invaluable.
Content/Subject: It is easy to relate to. As your title and first three stanzas [fir section ]make clear; you're talking about summer time. I love you section stanza, it gets the point across so well, in my mind you're mentioning friends & extra-curricular just so you aren't saying 'you'; because that 'you' is why you're really not enjoying summer. That's how I view it at least.
The fourth section doesn't do much for me; it's weak in comparison to the first two and I find the cut-offs a little bit awkward. {If I can't have you [...] I'll sit here and wait}
The fifth section {I'll wait my whole life [...] remains} would, be better without 'microscopic' [but you're inspired by Hopkins so I understand why it is there}. Also, 'slither' as you have it is 'a snake slithering in the grass', you mean 'sliver' ;]
Second to last stanza {Am I [..] falling for me};
Am I/willing to waste away,/day after day/in hopes of you/someday falling for/me?
Yes, I can relate entirely. Waiting and wasting especially. You've articulated this simply, which is how this particular kind of 'waiting around' needs described. All raw and aching, ah!
Interesting format, wasn't hard to follow. I enjoyed this, it was like reading a stream of consciousness. It had rather a depressive feel to it, I think that was what you were going for. Wasting away, wanting something to happen. I did enjoy this.
Ellen Hopkins is quite talented; I especially loved 'Impulse'.
Format:
Could be better, it's fine at the beginning with the left/center/right but it's a bit harder to follow near the end. You may just want to use the 'tab' key, or space bar -it's tedious, but the end result is that your work is easier to follow.
Overall where you decide to cut off your sentences is good, there are a few awkward patches but with time you'll get the hang of it.
Language: No issue there, it's easy to follow/read and in this case I think that's invaluable.
Content/Subject: It is easy to relate to. As your title and first three stanzas [fir section ]make clear; you're talking about summer time. I love you section stanza, it gets the point across so well, in my mind you're mentioning friends & extra-curricular just so you aren't saying 'you'; because that 'you' is why you're really not enjoying summer. That's how I view it at least.
The fourth section doesn't do much for me; it's weak in comparison to the first two and I find the cut-offs a little bit awkward. {If I can't have you [...] I'll sit here and wait}
The fifth section {I'll wait my whole life [...] remains} would, be better without 'microscopic' [but you're inspired by Hopkins so I understand why it is there}. Also, 'slither' as you have it is 'a snake slithering in the grass', you mean 'sliver' ;]
Second to last stanza {Am I [..] falling for me};
Am I/willing to waste away,/day after day/in hopes of you/someday falling for/me?
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