1. The imagery is stunning.
2. The vocabulary is stunning.
3. The concept is stunning.
The feeling of being trapped in the ward is something we feel "literally" and "metaphorically."
1. Literally: The actual "setting" of a psychiatric unit is something frightening in the horror sense.
- Feelings include
(1) Isolation
(2) Trapped
(3) Exile
2. Metaphorically: "We are a prison of our own mind," said an inmate I know.
CONCLUSION
1. I feel as though I am preaching to the choir :P
2. I feel as though I am living vicariously through the poem.
3. I feel as though you are a talented, young woman.
Happy writing to you!
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Thank you so much! It's interesting to see that you have interpreted being in a psychiatric ward bec.. read moreThank you so much! It's interesting to see that you have interpreted being in a psychiatric ward because my intent was just the 'mind'. When looking at, or reading art, people interpret it differently, and I think that's pretty cool.
11 Years Ago
I honestly thought as much:D I have actually lived part of it. To be honest, I just left the hospi.. read moreI honestly thought as much:D I have actually lived part of it. To be honest, I just left the hospital after I committed myself.
even though its short, something about it is, like, haunting. i love it. its absolutely great. i'm not exactly sure how to word it. (also i've looked at some of your previous writing, and you are very talented! keep writing!)
1. The imagery is stunning.
2. The vocabulary is stunning.
3. The concept is stunning.
The feeling of being trapped in the ward is something we feel "literally" and "metaphorically."
1. Literally: The actual "setting" of a psychiatric unit is something frightening in the horror sense.
- Feelings include
(1) Isolation
(2) Trapped
(3) Exile
2. Metaphorically: "We are a prison of our own mind," said an inmate I know.
CONCLUSION
1. I feel as though I am preaching to the choir :P
2. I feel as though I am living vicariously through the poem.
3. I feel as though you are a talented, young woman.
Happy writing to you!
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Thank you so much! It's interesting to see that you have interpreted being in a psychiatric ward bec.. read moreThank you so much! It's interesting to see that you have interpreted being in a psychiatric ward because my intent was just the 'mind'. When looking at, or reading art, people interpret it differently, and I think that's pretty cool.
11 Years Ago
I honestly thought as much:D I have actually lived part of it. To be honest, I just left the hospi.. read moreI honestly thought as much:D I have actually lived part of it. To be honest, I just left the hospital after I committed myself.
Sometimes its just hard to be any one, hard to be any where, hard to have a place... seeming impossible to catch a breath or a break or even a smile. Mirrors lie. Friends are few and far between. ...and its like you reach a point you can't even cry. But - always a but... you can still help someone else so they don't have to be alone where you were or have been. Nothing makes the pain right but helping lessens the hurt.
Hm, the mind can be a pretty harsh and dangerous place, but at least it helps fuel our inspiration and ideas for writing. Our minds can make us do stupid things at times, make us blackout even and not remember certain things. I get like that when I get angry sometimes, I blackout and don't remember being mad at all or who I even got mad at. It's scary, but anything is possible in your mind.
We are definitely locked up in our own minds, but sometimes I think my key is missing altogether and so is my lock.. my medication keeps me compliant. Great poem.. very thought-inducing.
I am thirty years old. I'm dealing with a mood disorder/depression, anxiety, an eating disorder, borderline personality disorder, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts. I love writing. and most of my works.. more..