-3B- wrote:Adding to Rosalind's crit...
This is a critique for Rosalind! Who the critique is for: Rosalind
What you had to say about it: Your meter needs a bit of work. Poetry, because it doesn't always rhyme, has to have a meter, a certain amount of syllables per line. For example, Shakespeare used ten syllables per line, so it read in an easy iambic pentameter.
Your meter jumps all over the place... 12, 4, 9, 8.... I don't think any two lines are the same. :/
However, I must agree that your onomatopoeia usage is great, and the subject is a rather interesting one.

I didn't even know about pentameters, thanks for telling me! This is the first poem I have ever done, and it just popped into my head. I probably won't re-do this one, but I will definately remember that for when I do another.
WarriorCat33 wrote: This is a critique for Tae!
Who the critique is for: Tae
What you had to say about it: I didn't see anything wrong with the transitions between scenes; it flowed very nicely. Most people just describe the character's personality and history; but you didn't, which really makes your form stand out. It takes a talented writer to be able to work the character's personality and history into the story, which you did. It was overall an enjoyable read; great job! I'll be crossing my fingers for you.
On an unrelated subject; I know where your avatar is from! 8D
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This is a critique for Rosalind!
Who the critique is for: Rosalind
What you had to say about it: Wonderful job! The use of onemonepia was excellent; and the rhyming was good. In the second to last line you go from past-tense to present-tense. I'm not sure if that was deliberate or not; but it was the only thing I could find wrong.
Fixed that, thank you! I didn't een notice.
I woke up this morning hearing rain on the roof.
drip-drop, drip-drop
I didn't want to get out of bed.
Why couldn't the world just stop?
My stomache was full of dread for the day ahead.
Why couldn't the world just stop?
But still the rain kept coming down,
drip-drop, drip-drop, drip-drop