12-28-2012, 02:20 PM
Hi Jae,
Love poems can be a pain to pull off. I don't like many of them either. I think you have something here though. A few comments:
Best,
Todd
Love poems can be a pain to pull off. I don't like many of them either. I think you have something here though. A few comments:
(12-28-2012, 01:59 PM)Jae Mc Donnell Wrote: I'm not a big fan of love poems, but this is for practice, so any and all comments welcome.I really like this though. There's something kind of quirky about it that appeals to me.
A good idea
May find itself rot--I think you may want to break after itself and add rot to the next line
By the fiend that is cliché--maybe simplify: by that fiend cliché
Should we hand red rose--feels choppy without the a before red. I like that you move to the cliche of it all immediately
To winter’s cold veil
Will it abolish sun from ray?--I like the phrasing and personification of these two lines
Are we set rigid
Against falling leaf and hail--last comment the end couplet feels a bit gimmicky. Maybe falling hail and leaf to mix it up a bit
If this kiss should fail?
Best,
Todd
The secret of poetry is cruelty.--Jon Anderson
