This is excellent, both for the construction and for the content. It's a good thing people don't answer truthfully when they're greeted with "How do you do?" or "How are you?" Their replies would be long and tedious in most cases. You have wonderful cadence in the first four stanzas, but it falters in the last one. I hope you're ok with this review. Richard
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
Thank you, Richard. I do understand that the last stanza is a bit flustered compared to the rest, bu.. read moreThank you, Richard. I do understand that the last stanza is a bit flustered compared to the rest, but I wanted those two lines of wuetation in there, and that's how it turned out. I'll give it a go later if I have the time. Thank you once again
I can relate to this poem a lot man... I tend to do this a lot when someone asks me if I am okay? I find it easier to fake a smile and say yes than to explain my feelings to someone. I am a writer, I write my feelings down on paper. I can't say them word of mouth. Really good job on this one... Thanks for sharing man...
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
Thank you for reading, Steve. it's highly appreciated.
Insightful, true, and well composed, Will. "OK" is a lame expression - it's tossed out to placate people around us. We all deal with stress (not ok) and joy (much more than ok) daily - but no one wants to hear that.
I tell truth to the page
it's there in plain sight.
Let it out here - and to those who know that ok says so little...
Well now that I have the patience, I'll actually write something here.
I'm Will, and I'm 16 years old going on 17 , born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. I write what appeals to me.
I just love writ.. more..