The "knock knock who's there thing" - cliche. Obviously you can do better as the language points to.
The article "the" on line #5 I would do away with, tamps down pace.
All the "ands" after "truth came into my room". Read this without them and I think you might see they are superfluous. No superfluous in poetry. Poetry is all about brevity in writing - the best selection of words.
"Breaks up" is too topical for me, better language is easy here and the same with your use of "deleting". I am reminded of computers and this is definitely about computers.
"But, But, But" - same thing, better language is called for. Love chokes me, not Love Choke me.
"I f*****g hate you" Like it, but you dilute it with all the "buts," better to get to it quickly.
And this is where you are at your best:
"The Simplest Sentence You Can Say To Hurt
My Feelings
My Inner Soul Got Imprinted With Words I
Never Want To Say
Words I Promise Not To Say
Just Remember This I Still Love You No
Matter What
Knock Knock
Who's There?
What Do I Have To Do To Have You Again."
Lose the knock knock thing and drop "to hurt" to the next line (pace).
Make "Just Remember This I Still Love You No" two separate lines.
"What Do I Have To Do To Have You Again?" Great last line, sums up well poet's emotion, but too much to wade through to get to it.
The "knock knock who's there thing" - cliche. Obviously you can do better as the language points to.
The article "the" on line #5 I would do away with, tamps down pace.
All the "ands" after "truth came into my room". Read this without them and I think you might see they are superfluous. No superfluous in poetry. Poetry is all about brevity in writing - the best selection of words.
"Breaks up" is too topical for me, better language is easy here and the same with your use of "deleting". I am reminded of computers and this is definitely about computers.
"But, But, But" - same thing, better language is called for. Love chokes me, not Love Choke me.
"I f*****g hate you" Like it, but you dilute it with all the "buts," better to get to it quickly.
And this is where you are at your best:
"The Simplest Sentence You Can Say To Hurt
My Feelings
My Inner Soul Got Imprinted With Words I
Never Want To Say
Words I Promise Not To Say
Just Remember This I Still Love You No
Matter What
Knock Knock
Who's There?
What Do I Have To Do To Have You Again."
Lose the knock knock thing and drop "to hurt" to the next line (pace).
Make "Just Remember This I Still Love You No" two separate lines.
"What Do I Have To Do To Have You Again?" Great last line, sums up well poet's emotion, but too much to wade through to get to it.
The "knock knock who's there thing" - cliche. Obviously you can do better as the language points to.
The article "the" on line #5 I would do away with, tamps down pace.
All the "ands" after "truth came into my room". Read this without them and I think you might see they are superfluous. No superfluous in poetry. Poetry is all about brevity in writing - the best selection of words.
"Breaks up" is too topical for me, better language is easy here and the same with your use of "deleting". I am reminded of computers and this is definitely about computers.
"But, But, But" - same thing, better language is called for. Love chokes me, not Love Choke me.
"I f*****g hate you" Like it, but you dilute it with all the "buts," better to get to it quickly.
And this is where you are at your best:
"The Simplest Sentence You Can Say To Hurt
My Feelings
My Inner Soul Got Imprinted With Words I
Never Want To Say
Words I Promise Not To Say
Just Remember This I Still Love You No
Matter What
Knock Knock
Who's There?
What Do I Have To Do To Have You Again."
Lose the knock knock thing and drop "to hurt" to the next line (pace).
Make "Just Remember This I Still Love You No" two separate lines.
"What Do I Have To Do To Have You Again?" Great last line, sums up well poet's emotion, but too much to wade through to get to it.