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Post by fairydragon10 on Jul 10, 2013 14:56:31 GMT
I can't help it I know I shouldn't Yet I have
Not you You are forbidden You who have admitted to it And then went with another
But I fell so hard in the beginning And I still haven't figured out how to stand
She's gone now And you came to me for support Because you said it to her
Are you thinking of me now Do you want me now Will you ask me now
If you do I should say no But I won't Because I never got the chance We never got that chance
We were manipulated like the people in mom's soap operas I think But I'm not sure
Maybe it was just me being manipulated Maybe
I will try to say no But if you ask I think I'll say yes
Yesh. I wrote this in the car during a 4 hour drive. Not sure why I came up with it, but once I did I had to get it out of my system. I'm not sure if its any good, so critiques are requested. Thanks!
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Post by Sleeves on Jul 10, 2013 20:55:56 GMT
I love sappy romantic poetry. I can't stand writing it, but I'm fine reading it.
And this, my friend, is some sappy romantic poetry.
For some reason I was expecting that in the end the narrator was going to kill the love interest in some grim twist. That would have been cool.
BUT I DIGRESS.
Yes, I love it! I like the reference to soap operas. Good stuff.
The only thing I would consider is adding commas. I think they would add to the flow and enhance appropriate pauses and all that jazz.
Keep up the good work, I hope to see more from you!
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Post by fairydragon10 on Jul 11, 2013 1:29:08 GMT
Thanks. I'm never sure wether I should use punctuation in poetry or not.
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Post by Sleeves on Jul 11, 2013 1:32:29 GMT
Don't stress, there's no right or wrong way to use punctuation in freeverse. It's really just preference. You can leave it out altogether if you think it sounds good.
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Post by Arctura on Jul 17, 2013 19:34:38 GMT
Sorry if this is a late reply, but I've been busy helping my brother study PMP and my SAT stuff, so I haven't been on the site for a LONG while. Um, I'll go now and reply to all of your stuff and post some of my own. I like this poem because of the conflict the narrator shows, but as Sleeves said before me, I would've rather liked a murderous twist. Those always get me.
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