Not too crazy about the title as of right now, but I'll get over it. I haven't posted in a while, so I'm a little rusty. But any and all comments/constructive criticism is appreciated. =] This poem is somewhat short in comparison to some of my others. If it was longer I'd call it an epic, but since it's not, perhaps it's closer to a ballad? I don't know. Anyway.. without further stalling: The War of Two Hearts two lovers both age twenty-one vowed to never seprarate but their's is a chonicle of young love gone lost two hearts oh so unfortunate they were engaged to be married some late winter month once he was to return from his mission abroad how were either to know of this tragic fate of the sacrifice just to gain laud as the battle raged on and the weeks turned to months the girl found herself alone in the bed that they shared curled up by herself with the television up loud she read the words on the screen several times and just stared and as the anchorman read the news aloud that night the girl fell to her knees and let out a scream but what's one more percentage of a statistic to another's shattered dream? -©Amanda B. (.in.the.shadows.) 2005
Great. I like the simplicity of it & the way the rhyming sounds unforced. My favourite part is; but what's one more percentage of a statistic to another's shattered dream? Brilliant ending. I like it a lot, good job.
I liked it, especially the ending. It had a few rough edges, but all in all a good effort and it paid off. If I had to find a weakness, I would say it could haved flowed a bit better.