I try to make it known that I don't consider myself a poet by any means. I enjoyed this poem except for where it gets to the line "woodland creatures ; they were" where I feel like it is a little broken mostly because of location of the line breaks. I would consider having it like
a tree fell on my ankles
action to dispel
and all the woodland creatures
were soft and they were swell
my shivers continuous
disprupted by the bells
Know that I feel wholeheartedly that you are the artist and that your personal artistic intention should be preserved. Please understand that this is only a suggestion. Keep it up.
I try to make it known that I don't consider myself a poet by any means. I enjoyed this poem except for where it gets to the line "woodland creatures ; they were" where I feel like it is a little broken mostly because of location of the line breaks. I would consider having it like
a tree fell on my ankles
action to dispel
and all the woodland creatures
were soft and they were swell
my shivers continuous
disprupted by the bells
Know that I feel wholeheartedly that you are the artist and that your personal artistic intention should be preserved. Please understand that this is only a suggestion. Keep it up.
A very nice unconventional write. May i be so bold as to say you forgot the 't' in statues. Come back and edit again, {haha}. I really liked this, it's a style I wish I could write in, but alas I am stuck with a mind that rhymes. ,,,,,Mhk Melvin
thats dope, balanced and off kilter at the same time. I like the non rhyme melding into rhyme before you can expect it, throws you off makes it fresh. ;)
Sweet ;) And thank you for reading me, I dont frequent often anymore and its always a shock to be read. Nice shock.
I think you should add titles if you have the energy for it. Let us connect the piece with its name, makes it more concrete?
We were marble statues and
we could touch: It would be
safe then, because you would just
be cold marble, nothing could happen.
"If I were a painting, would you stare?"
Do they stare at the warm, live girl ?
Another beautiful, but sad poem by this
writer.
Looking forward to better days and
happier poems.
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