Nice storyline, young lady. If you don't mind...just a wee bit of costructive advice...try to avoid shotening words such as: you(u) . During the 1700's & 1800's...many classic Poet's wrote in old-english('til/thou/thine/doth, hath, ye, etc.)
However, your contemporary, free-verse style, does not accomodate abbreviated wordage, very well, and takes away from the beauty of your espression...Spell it all out, young lady.......your storylines are innovative & your stazaec structure, for the most part, is well implemented. KEEP THAT PEN PUMPING!
fjr
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Nice storyline, young lady. If you don't mind...just a wee bit of costructive advice...try to avoid shotening words such as: you(u) . During the 1700's & 1800's...many classic Poet's wrote in old-english('til/thou/thine/doth, hath, ye, etc.) However, your contemporary, free-verse style, does not accomodate abbreviated wordage, very well, and takes away from the beauty of your espression...Spell it all out, young lady.......your storylines are innovative & your stazaec structure, for the most part, is well implemented. KEEP THAT PEN PUMPING! fjr