Fleur Du Mal
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Hello again! *appears from nowhere and starts to comment/butcher* Answer me this Very strong poem, sad, effective. Just the way I like! I noted how the addressing of Death, like here: quote:
So, death, will you tell me creates pauses that really fit the rhythm of the piece. I liked it so much that all sorts of stuff popped up in my mind. So, if you'll excuse me, here's a couple of questions/suggestions you're free to ignore on sight =P Firstly, is this a duplication typo, because I don't understand why it would have to be repeated? quote:
As nobody will take take me. Secondly, since Death is being addressed to like it were more like a being than a state, I'd capitalize all instances of it. Your call, of course. Thirdly: quote:
As everyone else I asked to love me, replied by keeping still. This is totally, completely, utterly, etc =P, my opinion, but I'd cut that first line a bit by removing 'to love me', because it would sound more effective and appealing when shorter. At least to me, lol. Fourthly, you'll probably hate this idea, but anyway =P, quote:
Or at least have that illusion, why not replace 'have' with 'hold'? It's a stronger verb and since it's about love, 'to hold' would fit the theme, in my honestly humble opinion. That's all this time!
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