well i agree with the other people here, (although i dont quite agree with Caroline's wording of loving the poem to "death" but anyway...)
It is a really good poem. If you want to get better, there are certain orders in which what words are supposed to rhyme with what words. Im sorry i cant tell you exactly what it is, but ask one of the english teachers at the school and they will be able to help you become even better.
Also, when presenting it, it makes it a little easier to read if you separate the poem into different lines.
Also, i think that i should add that while your other poems might not make sense to you, actually some of the more inspiring poems dont make any sense at all. The idea behind a lot of poetry is to just speak in metaphors. I wish i had an example but i dont. But anyway, keep up the good work!
2006-11-07 12:17:35
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answered by Adam 4
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Well there's what I call "professional" poetry, which is good and polished and all that, and then there's stuff like this. It really depends on what your objectives are. If you're writing poetry for sale or something, then yeah, you probably have to work at it a little. If all you wanted to do was communicate, all you have to do is write from the heart. That's honest poetry, raw, uncut and unpolished. It doesn't have to mean anything so long as you're being honest with your words.
2006-11-07 15:36:00
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answered by One 3
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It is Your inspiration and desire and emotions that come together when you write poetry. How you feel. What moves you. It is a total expression of yourself. It does not have to make sense to anyone that it simply is, is enough. Often when I write it is like something else takes over and it just flows.....when you are called to write, the urge overcomes, then you go with it. It will amaze you where your writing can take you. Follow your natural ability it will in time become perfected. It is very promising.
2006-11-10 14:31:05
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answered by Sage 6
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I think its really amazing! Giveyourself some slack.. ur all like "ITS CRAPPY!" But it really really isnt! i loveee it to death
be nice to urself, get confidence ;D its the only way you'll succeed.
heres a poem for you.
If you think you are beaten, you are
If you think you dare not, you dont,
IF YOUD LIKE TO WIN BUT THINK YOU CANT
its almost a cinch that you wont
if you think you'll loose ur lost
for out in the world we find
SUCCESS BEGINS WITH A FELLOWS WILL
its all in the state of mind
if you thihhnk ur outclassed you are
Youve got to think high to rise
youve got to be sure of yourself
before you can win the prise
lifes battles dont always go
to the strongest or fastest man
BUT SOONER OR LATER, THE MAN WHO WINS IS THE MAN WHO THINKS HE CAN!
Walter D. Wintle
ok read the capital letters, those are important
2006-11-07 09:41:00
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answered by Anonymous
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For me a poem has to have rhythm. It would not unavoidably ought to rhyme notwithstanding it desires to hit my thoughts. i imagine readability of expression is necessary besides. i do not elect to 2d wager what i'm interpreting about. I continuously seek for what I time period "poetic gemstones"contained in the textual content.
2016-10-16 08:01:47
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answered by rambhool 4
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It sounds like a very good start....just remember practice makes perfect. Good luck & best wishes!
2006-11-07 09:40:16
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answered by F.A.Q. 4
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it sounds like this one;
if i fall apart
would i still be art
BUY eeklutop
2006-11-07 09:50:01
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answered by Anonymous
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