Comments : Choices

  • 16 years ago

    by xxSuicidalxx

    I really like this...you did a great job...very deep and descriptive! Great message too. keep it up!!!!!!! 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by JustKristina

    This one is good!! short, sweet, and to the point.. i really liked it!!!!!!! probably my favorite yet.. keep it up! :o]

  • 16 years ago

    by Robert

    Another good poem for being short you certainly gave some one a lot to think about Plot121

  • Omg, I loved this poem so much. You're very talented.

    Keep up the good work!!!

    5/5

    <mOnStRiTo'S pRiNcEsS>

  • 16 years ago

    by FridusBlueheaven

    Simply great but it's an excellent writing. Two thumbs up and 5/5 from me!!!

  • 16 years ago

    by jLegendc

    Another wow! your simply amazing.. it's short and meaningful with a nice message... kudos for you! =]

  • 16 years ago

    by Fluffy

    Oh my, this was amazing. You have a gift with knowing how to use your words, dear Peabody! And that is highly impressive, I must say :p.

    From beginning, middle till the very end, this piece was over-flowing with powerful vocabulary and distinct images. I don't know if I can actually criticize this.

    Hmm. An idea though. I do quite appreciate the way you've worded "24/7 the sun doesn't shine". However, I would suggest that you separate this line from the first five lines and the six lines that follow it. Also, you could place a full stop after the 7 and start the sentence with a capital letter; so it would read like this “24/7. The sun doesn’t shine.” This way you may just give the line a double meaning; which is in effect another poetic technique.

    Gosh. I can't think of anything else. But, this was an intelligent write. Very, very well done dude :).
    x

  • 16 years ago

    by Stephanie Naylor

    I thought this was a great poem
    it was short, but the words were
    full of meaning and they were chosen
    and peaced together
    perfectley
    a well deserved 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by Jason Meres

    Fantastically perched just on the very edge of the fence and miles ahead of all competition, a piece that reminds me why I should always turn the world on its head, if only in my mind, to ensure nothing sinister lurks beneath the couch cushions, the proceed with judgement.