I wrote this because I feel that people have challenges in their life. Some work on them and succeed; some don’t. This is encouraging people to work on challenges.
Lyrics / Le'ts Face it (formally, Challenges (Analysis)
Let's face it, formally Challenges orig. Sept 2009; modified Oct 2009
We face challenges in every way
Some run, some stay
(Let's face it) Life lays its traps
in its game of craps
How we play will tell
if we stood or fell
People live in tyranny
ruled by fear and irony
Challenge isn't a dirty word
to believe would be absurd
Changing gears brings new sight
how to win, how to fight
(Let's face it) now's teh time to be free
This is no English tea.
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It has a sing song rhythm to it, but some parts need smoothing. This one for instance, “Let no one even you sink.” The word “even” throws it off a bit, like it’s missing a word. Better, “let no one sink.” Also, you second verse changes the rhyme steam. It is better if you are consistent.
I like the sentiment of the poem.
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It;s really cool how it applies to me and one of my friends nicely, He has a kind of shell and I want to crack it, and I’ll need the courage to get the hammer, or the patience to sit on the egg. Not that I’ll sit on him.
hi there,
i like it..and the play with words throughout..traps..and craps..(roll the dice of life) and a good rhyme also..as well as irony and tyranny,,and i think alot of people can relate to this which also makes it good..it’s short and sweet which makes it radio friendly as well…(like a song should be..not 7 mintues long)...well done..keep on writing..would like to read some more…lata..jim
The wording and rhyme is set well, and the meter keeps up to itself, not changing. It gives a sense of mystery because there are so many different challenges that someone can face. I think that you are an excellent writer and I would change anything in this work. Just watch for misspellings and that kinda thing. Overall, it is a great piece and I’m glad that I got the chance to read and review it. It can apply to everyone on a daily basis. Keep up the great work.
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second to last line--now’s teh time-—the
I like it. It would be interesting to hear what music goes with this. What do you hear when you think of these lyrics. But on the whole it can easily stand on it’s own as a sort of poetry. It speaks, has it’s own voice so you’ve done your job.
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