Thanx for the review Spriglief. I will take your suggestion into consideration. You definitely make a good point.
I would love to read your poems. Especially the one you wrote for someone you care about. Those tend to be the most powerful and moving, which is my favorite type of poem.
Thanx again for taking the time to read and review my work.
Take care,
Sandra (Alma Libre)
Poetry / Love/Hate Relationship
I have said the most unthinkable;
reached the most unreachable;
done the most improbable,
just to be called the most despicable.
I have lived most deplorably;
gave up my true identity;
lost all of my integrity,
only to remain true to you, you see.
You are my addiction,
my most powerful obsession,
my most beautiful affliction,
my sole intellection.
Why must you be so dangerous,
your effects so vicious,
your slaves so numerous,
most of them remain anonymous.
You are so corrupting,
downright disgusting.
But at the same time enticing,
truly exciting.
So here I will end this,
unsure what my point is,
except to beg you this,
"Don't ever come between us."
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Hi Sandra. This is so powerful. I know about this kind of love. i have experienced it myselfand work with the after effects of it. Women discarded by these men, and all they have to show for it is a broken heart and a ruined interpretation as to what love really is.
i see nothing wrong with the format or how well it sounds. I think the slave line hurts it a little. The reader already knows that this type of man demands everything from a woman. So perhaps this could be take n out of replaced. The rest however is perfect. There is meaning and depth here. Loved it. Sandi
your slaves so numerous,
most of them remain anonymou
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I enjoyed reading this and like the strong declarative ending. My only critique is to avoid the use of weak words. If you remove the word “most” from the poem it loses nothing in meaning and content. So why us it?
Hope you do visit Myspace and look me up, Spriglief. I have several poems there that I care about and would love your opinion. Also, I have a new poem up here, “The End of Cycles.” It is my best because I wrote it for a special person.
Let me know when you have new stuff up.
Spriglief
Hi. I can see how both of the topics mentioned in your notes can be reflected in this poem. But then again it can speak of any obsession. That being said, here are a few things I picked up on:
L8 messes up the rhythm you’ve set for yourself. Maybe take out the only?
I’m not sure how much of a rhyming poem you intentioned this to be, but the rhymes are stronger in the first half of the poem.
So here I will end this,
unsure what my point is,
I think those lines don’t match the strength is the rest of the point. The reader gets the point, and we know its the ending so it seems a little distracting to include these lines.
I think you’ve got a good foundation here and I especially like the last line. Keep writing!
i love the way that you express the addiction, but i see what your saying about love. that is what i would have initally thought. i also love the adjitives you used. great job.
This is a very good structure for this poem, it sounds to me like the style of Spoken Word. The rhyming is pretty awesome. Only a few comments.
The whole point of poetry is for the writer to get out what they’re feeling and the reader to relate to it in their own way, not for you to tell them what to feel. Other than that and a few minor punctuation problems, I really enjoyed this piece. Good job!
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