by Tammie
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I like that you wrote in a styled poem this time. =] You did well, although I think I would class this more as a Senryu, which is a haiku based on emotion rather than nature, as it is. I like the feel of the poem, and the vocab you used was effective. Well done. 5/5 as always. |
by Cindy
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David |
by Kaila
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Very good poem David!! |
by Kalee
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This is a great poem David. I greatly enjoyed reading it. 5/5 |
by firexdancer
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Truth hurts the unknown. |
by Gasttlee
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Triple the haiku! Triple the meaning! 5/5 |
by Debbie
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The line, "Truth hurts the unknown.", intrigued me. I, as a seeker of Truth, am completely appalled by that one statement. It's just that... if the Truth lies in the Unknown, how could it possibly then inflict pain? The depth of that line is beyond my limited comprehension, I suppose. =] |
by NinjaGirl
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This is a pretty poem 5/5 short n simple i like it |
by Tom Swart
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I read your poem and found it quite an easy read and a pleasant piece. Keep up the good words. May the ebb and flow of your thoughts and emotions find a good spot to call home. |
by Bonnie Rose
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I love the way in which these words fall off your tongue, its so relaxing and peaceful. i love the imagery of nature, was a really nice read |
by Fsams
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Superb no flow problems and its outstanding. I will try a Haiku soon. You have inspired me. Thank you 5/5 |
by kiara
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Wow i loved this |
by Karissa
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I love those type of poems. That one was pretty deep. And I enjoyed it. You write about various things and I love it. |
by Ingrid
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See....you are so talented! |