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Invincible.
invincible, like the man of steel
is this feeling even real? tomorrow, i may come crashing down reduced to rubble on the ground if ive learned anything from my past this invincible feeling just wont last but for now im enjoying my newfound power just dont kick me off 'till ive had my full hour! |
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yah but at the same time it makes you sound like any other highschool writer. I personally think that writers should try to exceed thier means.When you start getting a little comfortable with something make it a habit to mix it up and try something new. If not you will become redundant! AND PASSE! |
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redundant rhyme schemes can be good and can be bad.
like goddessa said, if you're trying to go for something sophisticated and a higher level of poetry, then you might want to try something a little more complicated. but bevan is also right when he says that those kind of rhyme schemes make a cheerful, simple, dr.seuss kind of sound out of your poem. so if you want something that sounds a little younger and simpler and more child-like, then those are a good way to go. i like the way the rhyme scheme works here, since the poem does sound a little child-like with the whole 'invincibility' theme, but i would suggest you work on the rhythm as some lines are rushed and seem 'off'. |
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