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Re: Hide and Seek Part II
Nice work, Alex. I liked your descriptions of the chained man. The second person narrative added to the impact of the poem. However, I do have a few suggestions for you.
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I liked your last stanza. The way you ended it is very good indeed. The question you asked is wonderful. It's the kind of thing that keeps he poem in the reader's mind long after he has left the page. Very good work on this one. Please leave me a message when you're satisfied with it and I'll put it up. |
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Re: Hide and Seek Part II
Thank you, I corrected it.
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Re: Hide and Seek Part II
Oh, nicely done Alex, I think you are starting to find your way. I REALLY like to see that you're making more Hide and Seek poems, because you're very good at Dark poetry, and this is a perfect concept for Dark poetry. End stanza was your best, and the question as Nup pointed out was a good touch. But I suggest puting a question mark there because it really puts the feel of a question. Good job, and I'm now off to read part 3.
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Re: Hide and Seek Part II
Thank you.
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Re: Hide and Seek Part II
What about…
Strapped, chained and bruised I am a prison to the wall, Observing (Seeing) my surroundings, there are only my screams and abandoned (neglected) calls. I understand by using ‘my,’ I change ‘You,’ but I felt a necessity to ask. What about some condensation… You hear a door slam and cringe (removing ‘feel yourself.’) hollow* footsteps echo, (possibly describe the eeriness of the steps.) What about… Await death and torture, You know it comes, but how (?) (I believe you are asking a question here.) Again, these are only my thoughts, ignore if you choose, but I wanted to state my opinions/ideas. I just feel that some more stronger/poignant words should have been selected to illustrate the fear, hopelessness and near death…the point you write here. I will give 2/5!
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Right, I'll keep to the present but just take a glance at the past. Damn, is this poetry?
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