Hi Humbert.
feedback isn't written in stone, it's the reader's POV for you to use or discard in part or whole as you see fit :J:
i do know from my own writing that sometimes what i see as the most important part of a poem is sometimes the least relevant, that what i see as the writer isn't always what the reader sees. not saying you're wrong, i'm saying that i have been wrong with my own stuff over similar feelings.
if it works for you leave it in
feedback isn't written in stone, it's the reader's POV for you to use or discard in part or whole as you see fit :J:
i do know from my own writing that sometimes what i see as the most important part of a poem is sometimes the least relevant, that what i see as the writer isn't always what the reader sees. not saying you're wrong, i'm saying that i have been wrong with my own stuff over similar feelings.
if it works for you leave it in

(02-07-2014, 02:39 PM)Humbert Wrote: As for the last line, I personally found it the most important line, and it was even the first line I actually wroteI'm not sure that without it the poem would get the message across that the line delivers.
Thanks a lot for the feedback

I'm not sure that without it the poem would get the message across that the line delivers.