A very good, self-empowering poem. I can tell you worked hard on this, it shows clearly through your writing. I think you did a very good job. :)
"But you explain on things I need"----this looks like it needs to be reworded
"My motives thrives on being tough"----you only need one of the words to be plural. So either say "my motives thrive" or "my motive thrives" depending on if you have more than one motive or not.
"You try to judge me when I'm free to be who I am"----this sounds weird. Perhaps you could say "you try to judge me, when, in reality, I'm free to be who I am."
"Heed my confession, as you're not at all that perfect
My life is not all that rotten, but fresh as knew"-----these lines are fine by themselves, but they're right next to each other and both use the words "not all that," so maybe look for a synonym. Aside from that, knew should be new. :P
"You try to see through me, but I can see through you"---this is fine, really, but I think you should change the line to "but instead I see through you". (Good closing line, by the way).
Again Will, great job on this poem! I was more than happy to be the first to review one of yours works again. X)
Excellent poem, William. This is more free verse than any of your others, and as such, the few areas that do rhyme seem out of place. This has great flow though and the last line is a killer!
Great job here. So much is packed into two stanzas, and that's certainly admirable. You have a strong command of subtext.
I love the last line especially. I can relate to that quite a bit, as I have had to see through quite a few people to get myself where I am today. Great job!
A very good, self-empowering poem. I can tell you worked hard on this, it shows clearly through your writing. I think you did a very good job. :)
"But you explain on things I need"----this looks like it needs to be reworded
"My motives thrives on being tough"----you only need one of the words to be plural. So either say "my motives thrive" or "my motive thrives" depending on if you have more than one motive or not.
"You try to judge me when I'm free to be who I am"----this sounds weird. Perhaps you could say "you try to judge me, when, in reality, I'm free to be who I am."
"Heed my confession, as you're not at all that perfect
My life is not all that rotten, but fresh as knew"-----these lines are fine by themselves, but they're right next to each other and both use the words "not all that," so maybe look for a synonym. Aside from that, knew should be new. :P
"You try to see through me, but I can see through you"---this is fine, really, but I think you should change the line to "but instead I see through you". (Good closing line, by the way).
Again Will, great job on this poem! I was more than happy to be the first to review one of yours works again. X)
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