09-26-2015, 02:12 PM
(09-26-2015, 07:01 AM)Jezie Wrote: Hi Jezie - I like the idea of the tension in the moment before action. Your poem runs on two layers at once, one real and one metaphorical, which I like. My main problem here is with your punctuation and capital letters. You're not consistent with either.
She stands, all but bare. No period here - comma would carry the thought forward
Watching the ripples across the surface. No capital letter on watching - otherwise you have an isolated fragment
A cool breeze caresses her back,
while the sun's warmth peeks over the fence. Same - the period here makes the next lines a fragment. A comma
Reminding her of decisions gone by, and no capital letter on reminding would fix this.
much like the one ahead of her. Needed?
The plunge is icy, Will be / would be, as she hasn't yet made it
the burn of exhaustion runs rampant through her. again, will/would run
Yet, the cost may be worth the satisfaction received.
Can she take the plunge?
A few lines of blank space, to set the poem apart from your signature, would help too.
