Criticism: To be honest, I'm not sure of the purpose of chopping it up like that in that format. There might be a good reason but in the perspective of the reader, or just me, it seems to serve little purpose. Also, spelling errors are "I’ll keep holding *on* cause all I can", "the birds problems *even* the crickets problems", and "you’ll hold *me* close as we watch".
Praise: This is so moving. I love the analogy of there being two seas divided by glass and such. Has he read this? I think you should show this to him but I don't even know the full story so my irl advice is not valid. I digress, it would show him your true thoughts and feelings. Reading this poem made me feel warm and it's very lovely. It was smart to give so much emotional context in order to fuel the significance and power of the following metaphors and imagery :)
Posted 6 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
6 Years Ago
thank you so much I have no idea why i formatted it like that it was just kinda a late night thing a.. read morethank you so much I have no idea why i formatted it like that it was just kinda a late night thing and I know I should tell him but we're close friends he's taken and I had my chance and I just don't want to ruin anything you know.
Understandable. I know how frustrating it can be to hold yourself back. Also, now that I think about.. read moreUnderstandable. I know how frustrating it can be to hold yourself back. Also, now that I think about it, I'd kinda like to think that the poem is broken up into seemingly random lines to represent how broken one feels when their mind is occupied by these thoughts
Criticism: To be honest, I'm not sure of the purpose of chopping it up like that in that format. There might be a good reason but in the perspective of the reader, or just me, it seems to serve little purpose. Also, spelling errors are "I’ll keep holding *on* cause all I can", "the birds problems *even* the crickets problems", and "you’ll hold *me* close as we watch".
Praise: This is so moving. I love the analogy of there being two seas divided by glass and such. Has he read this? I think you should show this to him but I don't even know the full story so my irl advice is not valid. I digress, it would show him your true thoughts and feelings. Reading this poem made me feel warm and it's very lovely. It was smart to give so much emotional context in order to fuel the significance and power of the following metaphors and imagery :)
Posted 6 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
6 Years Ago
thank you so much I have no idea why i formatted it like that it was just kinda a late night thing a.. read morethank you so much I have no idea why i formatted it like that it was just kinda a late night thing and I know I should tell him but we're close friends he's taken and I had my chance and I just don't want to ruin anything you know.
Understandable. I know how frustrating it can be to hold yourself back. Also, now that I think about.. read moreUnderstandable. I know how frustrating it can be to hold yourself back. Also, now that I think about it, I'd kinda like to think that the poem is broken up into seemingly random lines to represent how broken one feels when their mind is occupied by these thoughts