12-17-2010, 11:39 AM
Very interesting. At first I found the use of "babe" pretty distracting, but later in the poem when the reader finds out that the POV character is in fact in bed with a stranger then "babe" makes sense as a way to cover up the fact she doesn't even know this person's name via sexual bravado.
For the line, "Anyways, the world has stopped revolving today..." I don't think 'anyways' is necessary but that's just me. With a few of the lines here, the extra words just make it sound more prose than poetry.
"We'll pretend that inside this sheets is Eden, Neverland or Wonderland "... I loved those lines.
Thanks for the read!
For the line, "Anyways, the world has stopped revolving today..." I don't think 'anyways' is necessary but that's just me. With a few of the lines here, the extra words just make it sound more prose than poetry.
"We'll pretend that inside this sheets is Eden, Neverland or Wonderland "... I loved those lines.
Thanks for the read!
PS. If you can, try your hand at giving some of the others a bit of feedback. If you already have, thanks, can you do some more?
