Master Samak
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loneliness 1. quote:
loneliness Should this be capitalized? 2. quote:
I think about it, Would this be considered as "Thinking" instead? I'm just saying this because the next line will have "I" in it.... Critiquing Complete!!! This was rather solemn... I wonder what you were thinking when you made this. I thought: quote:
and with a certain flair, was very cleverly worded, for some reason. I liked this one, well, as I do with all of your poems.... :) Oh, brother 1. quote:
I throw my work in the bin. This has more syllables than the other three lines here, which is fine, but I felt that I should notice it. I don't know if it's possible to change this at all, but... yeah.... 2. quote:
Angry, about everyone, Is this bolded comma necessary? In my opinion, the line would work fine without it. 3. quote:
and he begins his attack. There's nothing wrong, it's just that you already used "begin" in the poem. Perhaps "starts" or "launches"? I'm for the second one. 4. quote:
but in the time that took I do get that there is an emphasis on "that", else this line would be incomplete. However, I don't know if it's immediately understood by the reader, which could lessen the "build" on the poem, if that makes sense. I would add, "...time that it took" 5. quote:
he lands on my head now things get bad. Are these two lines supposed to rhyme? If so, then maybe instead: "and now he's dead.", or something like that? If not, then just ignore this.... 6. quote:
With an explosion of power, I push him from me. only to be attacked by the stench of two weeks no shower. Should this period be a comma? I was thrown off a bit while reading this. 7. quote:
As I try to give him a little tick, Should this be "kick"? I'm leaning towards that. 8. quote:
“oh no Rik!” Just because this is dialogue, and the start of it, I have to mention that it probably should be something like this, "Oh no, Rick!" Critiquing Complete!!! I enjoyed this poem. It was light, fun, and... well, enjoyable. You'll have to forgive me if the vast majority of my critiques here aren't that good. Poetry is likely the hardest for me to critique, simply because I don't know the meaning that the poet makes. Is this comma supposed to be here for added effect, even though it's technically incorrect? That kind of thing. But these look interesting and I hope that I'll be able to read more (all of them, eventually XD) soon. Master Samak
< Message edited by Master Samak -- 9/21/2008 11:36:27 >
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