David Bryan Rashbaum wrote:Baby I want you like the roses want the rain, you know I need you like a poet needs the pain and I would give anything, my blood, my love, my life if you were in these arms tonight. We stared at the sun and we made a promise, a promise this world would never blind us. These were our words, our words were our songs, our songs are our prayers, these prayers keep me strong, it's what I believe, it’s where we belong. Your clothes are all scattered all over this room this whole place still smells like your cheap perfume, everything here reminds me of you, there's nothing I wouldn't do, yeah, these are our words, they keep me strong, it's what i believe, it's where we belong!
Cadin Araceli wrote:Never Again's Poem
After reading this, I am not sure if it a poem or a song (repeating verse) but either way, here it goes.
I like how you tie the whole thing together with the repeating line. It's broken up enough it's not monotonous, and present enough its effective. I would suggest trying to tie it in a little more the changing stanzas, so it's a part of it instead of tagged on (like you did with the last paragraph). I would also throw a stanza or two actually describing the creature (red, blue, furry, scaly, etc) to give us a better picture as to how he looks as well as to what he can do. Also maybe give more like 'stories' of what he has done along with what he is currently doing to give us more to hang onto. That would give the ending more of a bang as well.
But even if you just read it through and decide not to change anything, it is a good poem/song. Congratz.







Cadin Araceli wrote:Your Love is Blind (Chapter 1)
So this chapter is really short, which is fine but then we have all this information kinda shoved down our throats. There is a wonderful rule to try and follow. "Show, not tell." The reason I say try is that it takes a lot of talent and time to do this. You did very well with the prologue, giving us the background that showed us how the character felt instead of just telling us. I would see if you could go back and re-write so there is less given and more implied. This is also a lot more fun to read, and gee the reader a sense of being in the world with your character. It also allows the writer to expand more without having to add too much more to the story (unless you want to)
Otherwise, good opening paragraph. It sets the mood and gives us the setting, as well as a little about the character
David Bryan Rashbaum wrote:Baby I want you like the roses want the rain, you know I need you like a poet needs the pain and I would give anything, my blood, my love, my life if you were in these arms tonight. We stared at the sun and we made a promise, a promise this world would never blind us. These were our words, our words were our songs, our songs are our prayers, these prayers keep me strong, it's what I believe, it’s where we belong. Your clothes are all scattered all over this room this whole place still smells like your cheap perfume, everything here reminds me of you, there's nothing I wouldn't do, yeah, these are our words, they keep me strong, it's what i believe, it's where we belong!


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