08-23-2013, 03:20 AM
(08-20-2013, 11:47 PM)lukeJones Wrote: Cold and pale, she was lying thereJust a noobs take here. The last stanza just doesn't seem to flow with the rest of the poem. Maybe you wanted it that way for effect, I don't know. While the rest of the poem rhymes, or nearly rhymes, the last stanza doesn't. hmmm. I mean hinder and stranger and for her are similar, but I feel like you could definitely improve the rhyming of this poem, and it would be awesome! But just my humble opinion...
Eyes to the sky, at nothing she stares
A spark that once flashed, gone, no longer aware
The muttering crowd talks about things that are fair
No more light, extinguished
Guesses of so many things unfinished
The good times to come now she would miss
No more dreams, all diminished
“But a better place she will find”
A tunnel and light away from her mind
Or a single flame will become her guide
To fiery eternity with her kind
For on that road she is a stranger
A block to the reality she now hinders
No one comes to find, no claims for her
But we pretend we all know this beautiful stranger