Bitchee~Witchee
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"They say your life flashes in front of your eyes before you die. Any helpful flashes yet?"
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Post by Bitchee~Witchee on Apr 26, 2011 8:20:20 GMT -7
I've been working on this poem for months and I still don't like it the way it is. It feels like it's missing something to me. Suggestions?
I stared at the gloves he had given me. A gift that had meant more meaning that any jewelry could have had. I laid in the garden by the daises we had planted together. I had hated gardening before I met him.
He left for the war over two years ago. A stupid pointless war. Weren’t our pockets already full enough? Couldn’t we live off of our own riches instead of others?
I felt tears slide down my tanned face. I picked a single white daisy. I had down so almost every day since he left. And just like all those other days I left it on his pillow.
I willed him to come back to me. But sometimes will alone is not enough. I grew old and lonely, sick with waiting. Never even getting to give a proper good-bye.
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Jacky
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Your fate lies in the hands of the ones you confront.
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Post by Jacky on May 19, 2011 19:23:57 GMT -7
I'm not sure if this will help, but to me, and some people reading over my shoulder, it seems very choppy. Try working on the flow between each line. I/we can see what you are saying, but it doesn't seem very clear at first. Also, did you mean to put "down so" or 'done so' in the 11th line and I believe Daisy is spelt wrong in your title. My fellows behind me are wondering. Sounds great so far! Good Luck!
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