Look at her now There she goes... I walk past her, But she doesn't know... She's a valley I'll prevent the fall into Sleeping with a memory, I'll crawl away from you... The ghost of my past haunts me... The sight of her taunts me My heart wrenches with a yearn For the one, Whom i may never earn...
Look at her now, There she smiles.... Admiration overwhelms for a while She's my butterfly... Would love to hold her, But she better fly She must never stumble She must never cry... But her thoughts must be thrown From the mind of a king, Who's lost his throne 'Cause reason flows crystal clear No more can i fight my fears
The ghost of my past haunts me The sight of her taunts me Now that i have chosen to run Must forget the one, Whom i may never earn.... Whom i may never earn.....
I love the acceptance and realization of a courtship that just may never be. Though I'm not fond of connecting three metaphors with almost zero connection to one another (unless it's a personal meaning, of course; if so I empathize), I commend you for having chosen them specifically. Next time, you should either use only one metaphor or connecting ones (i.e. a tree and its leaves, or a bird and its song, or perhaps the flow of both water and music).
Posted 12 Years Ago
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
Thank you very much for your critique on this piece!!...
Would you please point out the metaph.. read moreThank you very much for your critique on this piece!!...
Would you please point out the metaphors u are actually talking about??.....it would be more clear to me and correction would surely be applied on my upcoming writings.
Thank you again....
12 Years Ago
From a valley to a ghost to a throne, I don't see much a resemblance between the three. Perhaps betw.. read moreFrom a valley to a ghost to a throne, I don't see much a resemblance between the three. Perhaps between a ghost and a throne, but I see not how a valley fits in.
I love the acceptance and realization of a courtship that just may never be. Though I'm not fond of connecting three metaphors with almost zero connection to one another (unless it's a personal meaning, of course; if so I empathize), I commend you for having chosen them specifically. Next time, you should either use only one metaphor or connecting ones (i.e. a tree and its leaves, or a bird and its song, or perhaps the flow of both water and music).
Posted 12 Years Ago
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
Thank you very much for your critique on this piece!!...
Would you please point out the metaph.. read moreThank you very much for your critique on this piece!!...
Would you please point out the metaphors u are actually talking about??.....it would be more clear to me and correction would surely be applied on my upcoming writings.
Thank you again....
12 Years Ago
From a valley to a ghost to a throne, I don't see much a resemblance between the three. Perhaps betw.. read moreFrom a valley to a ghost to a throne, I don't see much a resemblance between the three. Perhaps between a ghost and a throne, but I see not how a valley fits in.