-I don't really like the name
-I don't like the word "giggle" but I don't know what other word to use
-There are parts which kind of contradict each other... but I also think that's very representative of the mood I'm trying to produce (you know, those confused teenage years, etc)
-This turned out way deeper than I originally intended. I actually almost just made the entire poem:
It was so good to laugh
Until our stomachs hurt
In a good way
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DAMN girl. I love this. Consider changing giggle to "chortle". ;) I really love this poem. "And it spread
Through all the
People
Who didn’t care
What was funny
And we sat there
Drunk
On our
Youth
Reveling
In being so
Lost
In our own worlds"
this is my favorite section.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Thanks :) That's my favorite part too, I think. Although I'm also rather fond of the end: "And share.. read moreThanks :) That's my favorite part too, I think. Although I'm also rather fond of the end: "And share our/Lonely splendor/Until our throats/Were laughed/Raw/And our stomachs hurt/In a good way"
I did consider "chortle" but it's just too obscure a word-it's almost comical, and that's not the mood I'm going for there. I want it to be more subtle and gentle. Giggle will have to do unless I want to entirely change the whole first section into a metaphor or something, which I don't. It's fine.
I like giggle. Because chortle seems like a bigger laugh and giggles are small and your poem is about it growing into something hilariously uncontrollable. I can relate to this! AWESOME job! :D
DAMN girl. I love this. Consider changing giggle to "chortle". ;) I really love this poem. "And it spread
Through all the
People
Who didn’t care
What was funny
And we sat there
Drunk
On our
Youth
Reveling
In being so
Lost
In our own worlds"
this is my favorite section.
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Thanks :) That's my favorite part too, I think. Although I'm also rather fond of the end: "And share.. read moreThanks :) That's my favorite part too, I think. Although I'm also rather fond of the end: "And share our/Lonely splendor/Until our throats/Were laughed/Raw/And our stomachs hurt/In a good way"
I did consider "chortle" but it's just too obscure a word-it's almost comical, and that's not the mood I'm going for there. I want it to be more subtle and gentle. Giggle will have to do unless I want to entirely change the whole first section into a metaphor or something, which I don't. It's fine.
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