Thank you, I try.
Poetry / Lost Souls
A voice
of a thousand wishes
ringing through the night
The dreams
of a billion entities
screaming ‘til the dawn
The tears
of a trillion eyes
weeping for a cause
For years,
a thought of extinction
pulsing in their minds
At last
the crisis is over.
Man is gone – forever.
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SHORT AND SWEET. I’D EMPHASIZE THE FIRST LINE OF EACH STANZA WITH THIS PIECE PROBABLY WITH A BOLD OR ITALIC. OTHER THAN THAT I LOVED THE ENERGY OF THIS POEM.
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Sad but true. Nice spin on perception and realization of viewpoint. Until next rhyme. JW
It is an excellent structure and good choice of words, I like the words in this writings like ‘thousand’, ‘billion’, ‘trillion’ followed by each different objects/ subjects.
However, the ending of the poem or the message of this writing is really really disappoiting and it destroys the good feeling about the poem from the beginning. Just like watching a bad movie from Hollywood and wasted our money and times for it.
It’s nothing in deep, nor surprising, nor inspiring for an end like that and I am not sure what the actual point/ message you like to tell us – the reader here, after going through of many dispair, ‘wishes’, ‘dreams’, ‘tears’, and ‘years’.
For a good writer who experiences adversities must have something good to tell the reader so that we all benefit from it.
However, keep writing. Thank you.
Cheers.
Eights across the board for criteria.
The clarity rings true with an ease of readership that is also enjoyable to read.So much so that I would have happily read on and on if it were longer.
Of course you will be asked about a rhyme scheme, myself thoroughly enjoy writing a poem that rhymes and flows right through.
This poem flows wonderfully and is a good read .
The ending was abrupt and offered nothing more than a certain fact which closed this out perfectly.
I was thinking you might change “the crisis…” to “their crisis…” as a way of poking us in the eye one last time.
Don’t change a thing it is a very nicely and well written piece.
HAVE AN OUTSTANDING DAY!
At last
the crisis is over.
Man is gone – forever
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