Comments : Just Perfect.

  • 17 years ago

    by lana

    This is very sad
    wow but the pain shows through
    wow what a great poem

    5/5

    from me

  • 17 years ago

    by lana

    This is very sad
    wow but the pain shows through
    wow what a great poem

    5/5

    from me

  • 17 years ago

    by goddess-glamourpuss

    Very deep and quite dark. Have to agree with the coa coment but other than that I thought it flowed well. Realy reeled me in as I thought she would just shoot herself.
    Great job.

  • 17 years ago

    by Lost & Delirious

    I loved this stanza, I can totally relate to it:

    All her grace she once had earned.
    Comes crashing down around her feet.
    Her clever wittiness she once created.
    Lingers within her hating mind.

    I liked the theme of your poem, and your word choice was beautiful.

    Good job!

    Keep writing.

    XoXo
    Gaby

  • 17 years ago

    by LockedInEternity

    Very well thought out poem. Good work on it. 5/5!!
    I'm not sure if in the last line of the last stanza you meant "wants" or "wasn't"... cause you wrote "wants" && maybe it's just me, but i think "wasn't" makes more sense..but i guess both could work. This poem was eerie and at the same time sad. it made me think about perfection and what it really is. Great peice of work!!

  • 17 years ago

    by Goran Rahim

    I like this poem, is is a little dark but full of emotion. great job

  • 17 years ago

    by Tainted Beauty

    Wow! this poem really caught my attention, it was kind of like reading a scary story, it gave me chills. You did an excellent job on this poem, and even though it didnt rhyme it flowed amasingly.

    Great work

    --Steph

  • 17 years ago

    by Tiny Reader

    Blue eyes as bright as an October sky.
    A hidden story they seem to mask.
    Her lips refuse to part to reveal the stories.
    Of the perfection she just doesn't have.

    Great opening stanza, but I don't think the rest quite matches up to it. Seems like you concentrated a lot on the story but not on the quality of the language and techniques in the poem.