"I´m falling
Where will i land?" - "I" needs capitalization.
"I´m crying
When will you stand?" - clear rhyme scheme established here, I like that there's a pattern to the piece.
"Your falling
Why can´t i move?" - a twist. This isn't the way I thought the piece was going to go. Again, "I" needs capitalization.
"Your crying
Why won´t you remove
Your pleading fear" - The phrase 'pleading fear' sounds a little clunky. I think you could think of a smoother adverb if not take it out completely. The idea of 'removing' fear is interesting, could be expanded on.
"They say we belong
While my heart dies"- I feel as though the content here is fine, so long as you find a fresh way to word it. Take another look at word choice here.
Overall, very nice work. I like the length of it. I think if you used a few more 'power' words and phrases that this piece could pack a lot of punch. Lot's of potential. Well done. Write on!
"I´m falling
Where will i land?" - "I" needs capitalization.
"I´m crying
When will you stand?" - clear rhyme scheme established here, I like that there's a pattern to the piece.
"Your falling
Why can´t i move?" - a twist. This isn't the way I thought the piece was going to go. Again, "I" needs capitalization.
"Your crying
Why won´t you remove
Your pleading fear" - The phrase 'pleading fear' sounds a little clunky. I think you could think of a smoother adverb if not take it out completely. The idea of 'removing' fear is interesting, could be expanded on.
"They say we belong
While my heart dies"- I feel as though the content here is fine, so long as you find a fresh way to word it. Take another look at word choice here.
Overall, very nice work. I like the length of it. I think if you used a few more 'power' words and phrases that this piece could pack a lot of punch. Lot's of potential. Well done. Write on!
I love the ending where the sadness is both perceived as a benevolence and a harm to the speaker. There seems to be a battle on whether the speaker should get up or drown in sorrow, either one bringing sadness that he or she is unaware of getting out of. Great job!