Senses

by Vox   Nov 6, 2008


To walk,
To run,
To see these things be done.

To laugh,
To cry,
To hear these things soar high.

To eat,
To drink,
To taste these things unlink.

To touch,
To feel,
To know these things be real.

To sniff,
To smell,
To savor these things so well.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Needer of You

    Original and appealing to the five senses~
    I liket the flow and the style
    Very natural flow
    Short and to the point
    However, I think its too short. The poem came to a sudden stop. I suggest on writing something like a 'concluding line' to indicate that the ending of the poem is near.

  • 15 years ago

    by Michael D Nalley

    Very original formating with though provoking meaning
    5>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

  • 15 years ago

    by StonedGooberz

    Wow that was kinda interesting i have never seen a poem written that way before. i loved the sytle in wich it was done, it was claer and understandable, and it had a decent flow
    Raindrops 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    This was really a simple poem, and some of the times I thought you just wanted to make the poem rhyme so you threw a word in there so that it sounded like the poem had a flow.. which is perfectly fine but it seems forced which doesnt really make the poem all too appealing. I would have like more detail to this poem, it was simple.. it did use all five senses soo good job with that.. but I guess I just thought there had to have been more in your mind while writing this. Anyways, well done. I will give you a 4.5/5 for this. :] Which rounds up to 5.

  • 15 years ago

    by Curing the Comon Cliche

    The flow is good, it's like differnt explosions of ideas and senses.

    However the thing that I noticed wa the rhyming, it was forced and unrealistic. If you don't use a perfect rhyme nobody is going to rate you down

    To laugh,
    To cry,
    To hear these things soar high.

    It really feels like you added the high just to rhyme

    still a great poem mate, thanks