Okay, you have a good message going here. Now, expand on it. It seems a bit mediocre for such a grand jubilation. The typical type of love poem, so to speak. I hope that makes sense because I am not trying to say this is crap because it isn't. What I basically mean is that this should be one of your greatest moments shared, don't settle. Shout it from the mountain tops! Put it in a thousand bottles and set them loose upon the sea! According to your profile, you are new to writing. A good way to improve is to get yourself a dictionary and a thesarus and expand upon your vocabulary. Also, read as much of other peoples stuff as you can (the classics and anything new). You also don't have to use rhyme either. You can, but (once again) don't make it mediocre. Use the unusual rhymes as long as they make sense. Stay away from the typical like "love" and "dove or "door" and "floor" (unless it is extremely necessary to the piece). You seem to have great ideas, now make them grand! I hope this makes sense. Keep 'em coming.
Awwwww, dang! Every time I read something of yours, my heart smiles a little. It's so....sweet! I don't know how else to put it. I really like this one. Your rhyming seems to be getting better too. :)
Very cute. I love how the title implies "i love you", but it's never actually said in the poem. That's what I was expecting, so it was nice not to be right. xD Good job with the shorter lines, the meter was off in a few places, but overall, a fun read. :)
Okay, you have a good message going here. Now, expand on it. It seems a bit mediocre for such a grand jubilation. The typical type of love poem, so to speak. I hope that makes sense because I am not trying to say this is crap because it isn't. What I basically mean is that this should be one of your greatest moments shared, don't settle. Shout it from the mountain tops! Put it in a thousand bottles and set them loose upon the sea! According to your profile, you are new to writing. A good way to improve is to get yourself a dictionary and a thesarus and expand upon your vocabulary. Also, read as much of other peoples stuff as you can (the classics and anything new). You also don't have to use rhyme either. You can, but (once again) don't make it mediocre. Use the unusual rhymes as long as they make sense. Stay away from the typical like "love" and "dove or "door" and "floor" (unless it is extremely necessary to the piece). You seem to have great ideas, now make them grand! I hope this makes sense. Keep 'em coming.
Well to start off, I just started writing a little while back. I just decided to write one day out of pure boredom. Well I ended up writing 2 poems that day, and I got a very good response from them. .. more..