the point of no return |
the point of no return |
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This isn't necessarily gonna turn into a hobby/habit for me, it's only for English class, but please leave comments and let me know how to improve should I have to do another one.
"The Point of No Return" A dark cloud looms over the city Masking whatever beauty it once possessed. Cries for help ring out like gunshots While red and blue lights illuminate the night. The buildings and streets look normal during the day A porcelain façade fractured after dusk. The surrounding rivers are murky Concealing the unknowns of the depths – Perhaps they conceal reminders of the past, Or perhaps they conceal things consumed by the present. I continue to peer out of my broken window Shattered like our previous hopes and dreams of the future. It is easy to answer “How?” But not as easy to answer “Why?” There is an oasis in the distance Untouched by the devastation that plagued us Lush, green, full of life The perfect victim For a monster that has long since reached The point of no return. |
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Yes, I agree, you did really well with the imagery.
Loved the last stanza...You took it all the way through. How to improve? I can't really say....The only thing I can suggest is making it more complex, and having fun with it by being less direct and more metaphorical. A dark poem that relies on imagery works wonders with metapors. Again, Good job. |
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