"Ode To Coffee, That Frivolous, Daunting Liquid
50 Shades To Cure Your Pain
An Open IV Right Into My Vein." - A good choice of Ode poem material. Some grammar things I noticed - you don't need to capitalize "that", "Daunting" and so on. Unless you've done it for aesthetic purposes. I notice that you've done it throughout the whole piece, so if It has a purpose - keep it. I applaud you're consistency.
"Ode To Coffee In All It's Dark Splendor
Flirting With Danger And Full Of Lust
Beckoning With Flavor, Each One Robust" - I don't usually care for a ton of rhyming in poetry, but I feel like the rhyming is not detrimental to the poems intent here. It's not distracting and I believe the words fit nicely.
"Ode To Coffee Without Which I'd Be Dead
My Cup Is Ready And Awaiting Your Hue
Au Revoir Until Then, I Bid Thee, Adieu. " - I like the playful tone of the piece. It's easygoing and fun to read.
Overall, I like that the piece only lasts about a sip of said coffee. Interesting description and word choice. Great ending. Thank you for the read, write on.
A delightful and humorous representation of coffee! "50 shades to cure the pain" and "Ode To Coffee In All It's Dark Splendor" are my favorite lines! I like how you change the meaning of "shades" from that famous movie, and your appreciation of the intriguing darkness of coffee. And of course, under heavy schoolwork, "Without which I'd be dead" is the exact representation of my current state. Love it!
A nice tercet piece on the power of this brewed drink many cannot live without. I like the rhyming scheme in connection to the last two lines of each stanza. I can see this on a billboard for marketing, great job.
Posted 7 Years Ago
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7 Years Ago
It's truly a life-saver! Thank you!
Glad you liked it! xxx