Shreder
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It's quite good, and beyond a couple places where the flow seemed a bit strange to me (which I point out below) there's nothing I would suggest changing. But at risk of seeming really nit-picky, you might consider... quote:
So now I throw cold comments down, Then I swiftly turn my back, The water inside turns to ice, Which swells and writhes inside the cracks, Perhaps taking the "I" out of the second line. It's an unnecessary redundancy and I feel the line flows smoother without it. Also, I like the alliteration of changing the "inside" in the last line to "within", but that's purely personal preference. quote:
You try to summon one last effort, This line bothers me a little. It just doesn't seem to fit with the rhythm of the rest of the stanza, but try though I might I can't seem to find a graceful way to change it. Unless you change the last line as well, making the stanza something like: quote:
It's pushing out and breaking through, And cools off your stinging retort, You summon one last effort, Attempt one last resort. Make of that what you will. You've been around here longer than I have, so I'm sure you realize that what I put forth are suggestions only, to be taken or ignored at your leisure...
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