"Letter to Natalie" (Self-Harm, Suicide, Language)
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(05-25-2024, 02:47 PM)Pjames Wrote:  I'm new here.  What strikes me about the poem isn't anything technical.  What I hear is the voice of an angry man blaming a woman for all his problems, and then ending the poem with fantasies of murder.  If you really believe what you have written, then you need to mature as a person and stop blaming other people for your problems.  We all want to be loved; but if we are filled with hate, it doesn't always come.  You come across as a misogynist and a predator in this poem.  God help the women who get involved with you.
Hello Pjames and welcome to the site. Thank you for your participation so far. Just a reminder that the writer and the narrator are not always the same thing. While your response is natural, it may very well be aimed at a fictional character. I'd be locked up if the authorities believed my narrators.
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RE: "Letter to Natalie" (Self-Harm, Suicide, Language) - by armadillosarecool - 05-21-2024, 06:38 AM
RE: "Letter to Natalie" (Self-Harm, Suicide, Language) - by Tiger the Lion - 05-25-2024, 03:21 PM



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