Starting out with a sober plea. It pulls the reader in.
"And as the days pass I find myself
Cutting skin with useless rhymes" -
-As banal and overused as cutting' sounds, it fits bitterly into this line. Other than the pain they release or take away from a writer, rhymes will not do us any good. They will only sit on paper.
Swallow whole, those pieces
Of my shattered glass crow.
- Good God, what a powerful expression of broken pride or confidence here.
A dream divided
Sprinkled into a sea of red."
If i were you, i'd get rid of 'divided' it ruins the dreary, grey feel of the poem and makes the words seem like those in a calculus book. Having mentioned 'sprinkled' is enough to tell they're not unified, your dreams I mean.
'My dim blue eyes
Are a tattered fear and frivilous plight.'
-I think you meant: frivolous ?
Ah, now you grant us a look into the eyes of the author, you want us to see inside more clearly. All those emotions, raw and flawed with many sighs.
Great poem from a young writer. Provokes many thoughts and although the flow is a bit rough or unrevised, I must say your way with words is innovative with obvious depth.
My words and all the others' will always be with you. As long as you wish for it. : )
amazing! I love it! you are a great poet so far, from I have read of you. the emotions are so raw, but that's good. it fits and the entire piece is magnificent. great job, and keep writing! :D
Looking at YouOweYouPay's comment, I feel like anything I have to say will be inferior... and again I am not very good at deciphering poems... but I shall review anyway. I liked the overall diction you used and not one word was different from the other in terms of understanding. My favorite lines would have to be:
"A dream divided
Sprinkled into a sea of red"
So basically(if I get this right) this is about a suicide and her dream was ripped apart and is now in the blood that is coming out of her. Correct me if I'm wrong, please. ^^"
Overall, I really enjoyed this poem. It is a nice gloomy one with easy to understand words that do not distract from the overall view of the poem. Good job and I hope to read more from you soon. ^^
Starting out with a sober plea. It pulls the reader in.
"And as the days pass I find myself
Cutting skin with useless rhymes" -
-As banal and overused as cutting' sounds, it fits bitterly into this line. Other than the pain they release or take away from a writer, rhymes will not do us any good. They will only sit on paper.
Swallow whole, those pieces
Of my shattered glass crow.
- Good God, what a powerful expression of broken pride or confidence here.
A dream divided
Sprinkled into a sea of red."
If i were you, i'd get rid of 'divided' it ruins the dreary, grey feel of the poem and makes the words seem like those in a calculus book. Having mentioned 'sprinkled' is enough to tell they're not unified, your dreams I mean.
'My dim blue eyes
Are a tattered fear and frivilous plight.'
-I think you meant: frivolous ?
Ah, now you grant us a look into the eyes of the author, you want us to see inside more clearly. All those emotions, raw and flawed with many sighs.
Great poem from a young writer. Provokes many thoughts and although the flow is a bit rough or unrevised, I must say your way with words is innovative with obvious depth.
My words and all the others' will always be with you. As long as you wish for it. : )
Shalom Alechiem!
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