these were my favorite parts...
i like this part...very easy to visualize
Waiting For You the phone doesnt ring. the candle's wax drowns its own wick. in their vase flowers undress tired of holding their petals....
Chicago's Baby Girl (for Niecey...)* she took the pills to find the music in her ears walked to the edge of the world and stepped off a falling...
thanks sylvan...what a nice comment! happy new year 2 u 2 btw... hawkins...thanks for taking the time to read through my stuff...i always enjoy...
welcome to the forums! i like the first stanza the best in this poem...
i kinda liked this...some parts were a bit cliche, but your disgust is very clear...
i feel like this a lot...a lot of my darker stuff i keep to myself...
its a bit hard to believe that you were only rated four stars...i really enjoyed all of these poems...you really use imagery and your powers of...
For the most part i like your poems...you have great potential...i see some really promising stuff here. sometimes it is, however, hidden amongst...
welcome to the poetry forum...keep writing!
i like your voice and whimsical tone, it pulls your reader in well...i prefer the second of your poems, i like the concept and you have some good...
i was going back through your thread and i really enjoyed watching "the test" develop...i do that a lot, leave a poem be for a while then go back...
Red...thanks for coming back again, your comments are always appreciated. i'm glad you liked "falling apart," it was the most personal, and the...
I like this...you pulled off a very nostalgic feel, like the tide...
the edited version has a more powerful impact...good job on starting to tighten and focus...
thanks appleseed...i'm glad you liked it, i wrote it after a conversation i had with my mom, she has a hard time grasping the concept of the...
thanks guys, i apreciate your comments... sylvan...i stole your word and made it my title...i decided it fit (thank you)...glad you liked......
this piece is powerful...very evocative...keep doing whatever u did here, it works for u
the first stanza is the strongest it could be a poem on its own...
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