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Re: No Voice
I agree with the last stanza.
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Re: No Voice
Just noticed a typo in the second stanza ( thougt).
not too bad of a poem but i cant help but feel it lacks something- but i like the last to stanzas. |
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Re: No Voice
A poem I think a lot of us can relate to. I'm not too sure what pattern you had with separating the sentences onto different lines but I think it works in this context. Almost like it's in your head, where things are never structurally sound, all kind of floating around in no particular order. It's like you've resolved this by writing it down...that's my way of looking at it, I have know idea if that's the case
but it's good anyway dunc |
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Re: No Voice
I think there is like a stanza or two missing within the piece. The natural flow is generally a neatly unique structure of thought, but some of the overall thought skips around a bit. With a stanza or a couple, it might hone the thought so that it is a little more pregressive. I find this ambitious and anything ambitious automatically gets marks in my book
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Re: No Voice
Cool poem. I think that this is one of those poems where the idea overshadows everything else. I found myself just reading it- not caring about flow or any other technicallities. I don't know wether that is a good thing or bad. I enjoyed it though.
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