How are you today? I saw this poem in my news feed and the title caught my eye because I surely can identify with that title. I must point out that in the first stanza, third line, change "your" to "you're." I'm supposing in same line, the word "some," refers to the peace the narrator is talking to. This line right here seems loose, "I'm friendly no need to fear me." I feel like that stanza can do without it, but that's my opinion. Overall, this stanza to me reminds me of a poisonous relationship in where there's so much giving, very little receiving.
In the third stanza, in the first line, change "a" to "an." In the third line of that stanza, remove the word, "is," as it is idly there. The last line, change "jut" to "just." The second stanza reminds me of someone being invisible and imprisoned by another's emotional episodes.
This line was a tad awkward, "you looked heated." This is awkward too, "don't put this voice on mute." There's no structure rhyme scheme from the beginning so no need to make anything rhyme now.
Anywho, the feeling is definitely something one can relate to trying to help someone, but not being able to. I liked the meaning and indeed was a good read.
Sincerely JazzSoulKeke,
God bless
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
I have to say your feedback was the best I've read on here. So, I'm going to have to agree with what.. read moreI have to say your feedback was the best I've read on here. So, I'm going to have to agree with what you are saying about this poem. Overall, I did enjoy how the tone remained constant throughout the poem, even if there were a few grammar fixes ( which, is normal by the way), it did have moments of beautiful diction, I especially like the line "I need a piece of your mind for a minute." It really brings the reader into the tone of the piece.
Interesting. Perhaps we fail to see those that speak to us and instead grow mute...and then they no longer understand our words. Too late for comprehension in the end...
Very good poem, although some grammar issues but very good.
I liked the way each stanza told a different story.
It seems the main character always looked for her in every moment, but received no answer. Your poem let me picture the scene:
I imagine a guy, sending messages to the girl, hoping her to respond. He somehow know that she is not all right, but she never answers. What i don't know is what he is for her. A friend, boyfriend?
I also want to say, that I feel a little identified with this poem since something simillar happened to me, I just didn't know what was foing on with her! and when I asked, she said she had nothig.
Then I realized that I must remain silent, to let her tranquilize and then tell me what was going on.
There's also something I didn't totally liked as well and that is the way the poem finished. Maybe I didn't understan something? Lol!
Anyway, excelent job, keep going like this.
You don't need that apostrophe after feeling, unless you are going to drop the g. And you accidentally left the s out on just a little later. Other than that, This was great! I have seen so much of this, and it's so true! You are so good with emotions, it was very real. Keep up the good work! :) ;) :)
Good write.....some grammar issues, but other than that I really enjoyed it. It speaks very loudly of someone that's been ignored and misheard......good work!
This felt like lyrics to me, it was a pretty good piece. I could see the honestly along with disposition in the poets requests throughout the piece. It had kind of this helplessness to be heard but this ability to heal and move on towards the end.. I liked it.
I thought this was an incredibly sweet poem. Though I expected a different ending so I guess I found that a bit disappointing. But all the stanzas leading up to it sounded so affectionate...