I sincerely hope this is not based on personal experience though given the next poem I am inclined to believe so. The only line I don't care for is the 3rd line but other than that, it really gets a lot of feelings of abandonment and regret across. You might want to consider varying your sentence structure a bit to make the poem less streamlined. For instance, modifying the last line to "she crosses her heart, hoping to die" has a bit better rhythm in my opinion. A lot of the sentence constructions are the same in the poem, and varying by using gerunds and other conjugations helps the lines stand out to the reader.
I sincerely hope this is not based on personal experience though given the next poem I am inclined to believe so. The only line I don't care for is the 3rd line but other than that, it really gets a lot of feelings of abandonment and regret across. You might want to consider varying your sentence structure a bit to make the poem less streamlined. For instance, modifying the last line to "she crosses her heart, hoping to die" has a bit better rhythm in my opinion. A lot of the sentence constructions are the same in the poem, and varying by using gerunds and other conjugations helps the lines stand out to the reader.
Wow, this was really cool! I can completely relate to this, as my ex-girlfriend had cheated on me :’( She told me that she loved me, and whatever the matter was in my life, she’d be there by my side. Heh. Then I find out what she had done, and it just makes me wonder, ya kno? Extremely looong story, heh. But, yeah, absolutely, I can totally relate to this piece a lot. Im out in the rain with u, too, I guess, heh :) Great piece tho, great job! :)
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