It sounded to me as though the character felt misunderstood on at least some level. In the first stanza he (or she?) sounds like a poet to me, just searching for words to fit his feelings. In the second and, he seems to be high on something and paranoid of everything around him. He seems more wangsty in the last stanza. If you're going to alter anything, I'd suggest that last one be altered somewhat. The rest all seems to flow and has this fantastic urban quality, then the last one reminds me of an emo kid in the corner glaring at everything. If that's what you're going for though, then it's perfect.
However, I can't stop myself from reading both lines with the "me" at the end. I read it as a repeated line, then have to go back and reread it and change it in my head, which is sort of cool, but also confusing.
It might be cool to have the last stanza be more like the first one though. To me, the first seemed like your strongest stanza. It stands out most to me.
Again, I can't believe you refuse to call yourself a poet. It's a beautiful poem.
The character seems very lonely and sad. A tortured soul who doesn't seem to "see" the good, only the bad. Perhaps it's a phase they are going through, or maybe life has not been kind for many years. I enjoyed the portrayal, although there's something missing. More depth. More detail.
This piece left me wanting to read more. I would love to see you expand on this poem. You have a rare and precious gift of insight.
It sounded to me as though the character felt misunderstood on at least some level. In the first stanza he (or she?) sounds like a poet to me, just searching for words to fit his feelings. In the second and, he seems to be high on something and paranoid of everything around him. He seems more wangsty in the last stanza. If you're going to alter anything, I'd suggest that last one be altered somewhat. The rest all seems to flow and has this fantastic urban quality, then the last one reminds me of an emo kid in the corner glaring at everything. If that's what you're going for though, then it's perfect.
However, I can't stop myself from reading both lines with the "me" at the end. I read it as a repeated line, then have to go back and reread it and change it in my head, which is sort of cool, but also confusing.
It might be cool to have the last stanza be more like the first one though. To me, the first seemed like your strongest stanza. It stands out most to me.
Again, I can't believe you refuse to call yourself a poet. It's a beautiful poem.
O.O amazingly, like... i love the imagery, it's like... mysterious and you're like... oooooh. =D sliiiightly confusing, but i seem to be enjoying that sort of thing tonight. ^^ he seems a bit paranoid, and excited. =D hahaha. XD you're amazing, i love this poem!
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