04-03-2013, 01:16 AM
(04-02-2013, 02:18 PM)IdiomsNCliches Wrote: Nicely done. I really enjoy line 3 a lot more in the edit even though line 4 sounded like the one you didn't like.Thanks a lot for your feedback

(04-02-2013, 07:58 PM)UnicornRainbowCake Wrote: The edit is definitely better than the original. I think L4 rounds it up nicely, much better than the original.
Two things pull at me though:
- Is there a reason for capitalising the colours? Actually, I like it now I've thought about it a bit more :-P It emphasises the season being colours.
- Do you mean spectrum instead of specter?
This poem makes me think of how it's meant to be spring - except it's cold and raining. :-(
Hi UnicornRainbowCake,
Firstly, thanks so much for commenting, I really appreciate it

As for your first question: I think you answered it yourself

And yes, I mean colour spectrum. I was unsure if I could use either "color spectre" or "color specter". After google'ing both, it seemed that "color specter" was a real phrase/expression. Am I mistaking?
And yeah, I know just what you mean. There's still snow here
