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Position:Home>Poetry> Poem i would love some feedback on?Question:my broken head Open spaces disappearing walls are closing in i'm fearing caught in my own web lost inside my broken head trapped in my own web of lies and i have got no alibi lost inside my own head burns like fire stings like hate no one understands this fit of rage anger bubbling an evil potion ready for battle i'm so ready Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: my broken head Open spaces disappearing walls are closing in i'm fearing caught in my own web lost inside my broken head trapped in my own web of lies and i have got no alibi lost inside my own head burns like fire stings like hate no one understands this fit of rage anger bubbling an evil potion ready for battle i'm so ready thats SUPER-DUPER!!! :P FANTABI-TOISES :) ITS JUST LIKE ROBERT BURNS!! OMG YOU SOUND LIKE SHAKESPEAR!!!! heehehehehehehhe!!! keep writing and you can become the next j.k.rowling!!! :P VERY well writen and creative but a little scary! I like everything except the "I'm so ready" line. I like it....1-10 scale......a 7. Go you!! very intense... nice job, i felt your pain what have you been drinking girl? can i join? This is amazing! I love it! Being a writer myself, this really really good! Really intense...great word choice! Keep up the GREAT work! =] I love it! It's a little confusing in the 3rd stanza but over all its really good. i liked it a lot!!! you know how to write a poem what's this about? i like it. it has a nice rhythm to it. Intense. I think you should re-do the last verse though. Its pretty good! I have a friend who writes poetry and he tells me this kind of stuff all the time. And to me, i don't know if its right or not, but it seems this poem is talking about some1 who has made mistakes in life, but as he tries to resolve them, new ones present themselves.. and then it gets really frustrating for the person, cause his life just won't get together n' stuff... i don't know. But life is full of problems, the best we can do is to hold on to the guardrail- and walk the steps. |