01-30-2016, 08:25 AM
Luke,
What a blissful poem you have here. This is largely attributed to the rhyme and meter. The only quibble I have is with the last stanza, specifically the last two lines. It seems like you could end the poem in more creative and natural sounding way.
"Teach our race to fall
With Your Grace and ease."
Grace and race sound forced to me. The 'Your' in the last line threw me off a bit,
Hope my comments help.
-Nick
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Thanks! And I know, man! I wanted to end it with
Falling leaves that ride the breeze
Teach green leaves to leave the trees
Falling leaves that ride the breeze
Teach our race to fall with grace and with ease.
Or something along those lines, but didnt want to defer from my stanza consistency. maybe I should
Thanks for the input!
What a blissful poem you have here. This is largely attributed to the rhyme and meter. The only quibble I have is with the last stanza, specifically the last two lines. It seems like you could end the poem in more creative and natural sounding way.
"Teach our race to fall
With Your Grace and ease."
Grace and race sound forced to me. The 'Your' in the last line threw me off a bit,
Hope my comments help.
-Nick

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Thanks! And I know, man! I wanted to end it with
Falling leaves that ride the breeze
Teach green leaves to leave the trees
Falling leaves that ride the breeze
Teach our race to fall with grace and with ease.
Or something along those lines, but didnt want to defer from my stanza consistency. maybe I should
Thanks for the input!
"I have seen the truth. I have seen it, and I know that people can be beautiful and happy."

