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Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 5:44 pm
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Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 10:13 pm
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Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:12 pm
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RainbowXDeluge I really liked the emotion you showed through the poem. Like telling people how you really feel inside. I especially loved the lines "I've always pretended to hate it, hate the way it frizzed my hair and made me frustrated, but secretly, I craved it."
I thought maybe you should explain the "I'm waiting" part. Or leave it off like it is. It is a good ender, because it makes you think. Well, what is she waiting for exactly? Another rain? To not feel for him anymore?
That's what I thought of when reading it. <3 Rainbow
Thank you for your feedback...I really appreciate when people take the time to read my writing. Especially when it's my drabbles, which I write usually during school when I'm bored. I don't think they are great, but I'll find a line or two that I really like.
The line you selected- that's one of those lines. I'm glad someone else enjoyed it as well.
The "I'm waiting" part...I was trying to go for an open ending, so I probably won't change it, but you did make me think about it. Personally, I was going for "letting go of him". Because rain happens all the time, and fall out of love is harder.
But it rained today, and I'm almost over him. Life's good.
Thanks again for taking the time to read this.
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Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:33 pm
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Generally when I post here I like to give constructive critisim. Fortunately for you, I seem to lack the knack in criticing poems. So I'll just tell you that I think it's great, cuz it is! I completely understood what the last line is about. I like how it feels open ended. It did feel a bit akward though, not sure why. Great imagry at the begining. Just looking at how the poems structured, it could be saying that the rain is not really washing it away, but covering it up so you don't see it. It's like, when I first start reading the poem the only subject I see is rain, but the further into the poem I get, ther further I see into you, and your true feelings show through. The things you want to be washed away is really just under the rain. Probably not what you were going for, but it's one interpretation. Another way to look at it is it's like a conversation with a friend. You start talking about something harmless like the rain. But casual becomes more and more personal as you talk of what you like about it and why. Soon you're bearing your heart to them. Anyway, just stuff to think about. I love the emotion of the poem. Very effective. I love it!
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WildWildWindWhisperer Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 6:16 am
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Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:20 pm
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