Another poem I wrote. I guess you can say it's my Valentine's Day contribution, but it's also written with someone special in mind because our anniversary is tomorrow.
I'll start by saying that im not a fan of mushy and lovey dovey so take this critique with a pinch of salt. Now lets get to the topic at hand, your poem is well constructed if a bit lengthy in my opinion. But for reasons i cant really explain it has a odd flow to it. But it is effective and has some well constructed imagery. I for one would recommend a reworking of the diction and cutting of the unnecessary fat in the poem. However you have a talent for rhyme and i encourage further work on your part. But i would encourage a more introspective and less spectacle approach, but this is me digressing from the work at hand. In short it is a effective yet underdeveloped work. Remember the less words the better, it lets the reader fill in the blanks for himself and it makes it all the more enjoyable for the reader and the writer. (forgive me if i seem very critical but i tend towards a melancholy tone for all my work and a very sparse usage of words so this is rather different to that. but keep up the good work.)
Firstly, I'd like to say that the flow to this was flawless. For a long, romantic poem, it was not boring and that's something that most people fail to accomplish. Another thing is how simple your ideas, thoughts and feelings were evoked. Simple and effective. It is obvious that you care for her, there are no "ifs" or "buts" along the piece and that is commendable for sticking to the main idea. While the transition from one stanza to the next was done very well, the last two verses were a bit shaky in that smooth flow. But only just. Well done with this piece. I'm sure your love will cherish it dearly.
This is very cute, and the premise is easy to get through your work. However, I like your rhyme, but your meter is choppy- it's good in some places and spotty in others, which throws off your rhyme scheme and makes the piece not flow as well as would be preferred. This prob. can be fixed just by not using contractions/ word choice/ et cetera. I love stanza 7- it just works so well Great Job ps.- love your dA name- if it's the band you are referring to
It is obvious that you care for her, there are no "ifs" or "buts" along the piece and that is commendable for sticking to the main idea.
While the transition from one stanza to the next was done very well, the last two verses were a bit shaky in that smooth flow. But only just. Well done with this piece. I'm sure your love will cherish it dearly.
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