Arts & Humanities: Poetry: “Question: Reading this poem, what would you say is the meaning?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Reading this poem, what would you say is the meaning?
- Question: Does this make sense to you?
- Question: Critique or just read it and say nothing.?
- Question: Rephrase "To die for others" in a more poetic and beautiful way.?
- Question: I'm 18 just starting to get into poetry, and I would like a critique please?
- Question: What do you think of this poem?
| Question: Reading this poem, what would you say is the meaning? Posted: 21 Aug 2014 04:56 PM PDT The whole idea is pretty straightforward, but what kind of feelings does it bring up? Like what does it seem like it means? Especially the last four lines. you are a national treasure-- |
| Question: Does this make sense to you? Posted: 21 Aug 2014 11:12 AM PDT Did he have a pot of tea? Kicked him out, its going on midnight, Heard someone in the car park shout out Old Nellie her false nails, wig and spray tan Knowing he was three sheets to the wind She drives away, skid marks on the tarmac Umbrellas what a great invention, you think? On his way through the wood he said hello Did he have a pot of tea? Doesn't remember, |
| Question: Critique or just read it and say nothing.? Posted: 21 Aug 2014 10:43 AM PDT Over the top. "Fix bayonets," He looked at his mate, It's second time around for Tom |
| Question: Rephrase "To die for others" in a more poetic and beautiful way.? Posted: 21 Aug 2014 10:18 AM PDT You mean a more lyrical way. To breathe the last for others |
| Question: I'm 18 just starting to get into poetry, and I would like a critique please? Posted: 21 Aug 2014 07:55 AM PDT Night, settles upon the sleepless dreamer. The world holds its breath in a quiet hush |
| Question: What do you think of this poem? Posted: 21 Aug 2014 07:49 AM PDT my eyes bleed from this eternal torment from this paleness i feel inside of my weary eyes at times it's too breathe it seeps through me drowning in my tears why does this have to be? |
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