02-22-2026, 02:18 AM
milo dateline='[url=tel:1771693862' Wrote: 1771693862[/url]']Yes, and i appreciate it. Im just saying, dont expect to much from me. Who is a ”PRO”, it was mostly an expression defining someone who is really good att this.. someone like you as an example.
Smiley dateline='[url=tel:1771693476' Wrote: 1771693476[/url]']you asked for feedback - I gave feedback - you don't ever have to do anything with it. Also, who do you think is a professional?
milo dateline='[url=tel:1771679419' Wrote: 1771679419[/url]']Yeah, i hear you. I appreciate all of the advices i get on this forum but to be clear, im not going for being a champion myself. I just, like writing poems and i have found that its a special feeling finding others poetry that speaks to me personally.
I like rhyme a ton - I am one of its biggest modern poetry champions. The reason I suggested not rhyming is because you are forcing it and it makes the poem read mawkish. The other suggestion would be to study and do rhyme well and that takes a lot longer and is a lot harder. An intermediate step might be a two prong approach - explore enhancing your poetry skills without the crutch of rhyme while you learn to do rhyme well and incorporate it as you get better.
And its kind of fun to get feedback from skilled people who know their stuff, but im not only after proffesional opinions.. i want to hear what everyone thinks.

