05-06-2017, 11:28 AM
Hi Szczepan, I will attempt a critique here.
Crashed his hearse "he lived", that's really good
on a one-way cul de sac good metaphor for going in circles
Survived his widow again, he lives
and he then drove back maybe not "drove" since he crashed his hearse?
His ghostwritten prose, I was thinking a woman writing as a man or vice versa
all autobiographies …
… tweak’d Pinocchio’s nose made someone more truthful?
with false tautologies
Consistency, veracity
with him had died he gave up, contrary spirits are often like vapors
He’d only be truthful but sadly sometimes they can linger and cause a lot of trouble
when he said that he lied this could be a changing end, I like hope
Good rhyme and interesting read.
The poem was true as a whole
and fit well with the title, yes, contrary spirit.
The form was good, too.
I apologize for the weird change in fonts,
it's getting late here.
I hope your evening/day is wonderful!
Crashed his hearse "he lived", that's really good
on a one-way cul de sac good metaphor for going in circles
Survived his widow again, he lives
and he then drove back maybe not "drove" since he crashed his hearse?
His ghostwritten prose, I was thinking a woman writing as a man or vice versa
all autobiographies …
… tweak’d Pinocchio’s nose made someone more truthful?
with false tautologies
Consistency, veracity
with him had died he gave up, contrary spirits are often like vapors
He’d only be truthful but sadly sometimes they can linger and cause a lot of trouble
when he said that he lied this could be a changing end, I like hope
Good rhyme and interesting read.
The poem was true as a whole
and fit well with the title, yes, contrary spirit.
The form was good, too.
I apologize for the weird change in fonts,
it's getting late here.
I hope your evening/day is wonderful!
there's always a better reason to love

