Tuesday, October 27, 2009

All I Needed Was A Tight Hug...! Comments

Rating: 4.7

The real one which I wrote:

From the onset of my life
where daily my soul cried
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Chitresh Jhawar
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Kaitlyn Brock 18 November 2011

hugs for everyone great writing :)

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Shadow Girl 03 July 2011

another hug sent your way - ha ha u'll get claustrophobic! nice writing - keep at it - SG

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Titiksha Singhal 30 April 2011

definately u' recieve a hug frm me...! ! dis poem is full f emotions and precision

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Jessy Villa 13 December 2010

i love both of them to me there great sounds like a guy and me if you wana hear the story just ask

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Bongani Welcome 10 December 2010

greate job, keep writing u so talented man. keep up. i'll keep reading

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Both poems are much the same, first one appeals to me more. Soul really cries out in the write. Much emotional and spiritual healing needed. Pray your heart be mended with a great big hug! Well expressed; D

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Katherine Shaw 06 August 2010

I will give you a hug, your poems make me sad: (

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Briannaa Herman. 03 August 2010

I prefer the first poem, but thats just my opinion. I do that in some of my poem also, that may be why, . I really like the passion with which you write, i can feel the emotion and pain behind this poem. good job! I enjoyed reading this.

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Ginna Yadav 01 August 2010

Your poems are filled with great deal of passion which makes them worth reading... however the source of this passion in your life must be disturbing to you. If you are sad and unhappy... try to find a reason to that. We all commit mistakes... God knows I have not a bundle but an ocean full of them, but heck, so what? What's life without our set of sorrows; what are we to laugh on if they are not there? I am certain, you will find people who will understand you; have some faith.

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Kelii Rice 25 July 2010

After life takes you down, when you stand back up sometimes you need a hug. Hugs make everything better! =) nice poem

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Omar Ibrahim 25 July 2010

no i think the anaphoric one is better..that's my point of view..but i think as a poem writer you have to change 'u' to 'you'...and the 'very very very very' in the last verse can be changed to extremely or something like that because it isn't poetic.I found the poem beautiful and i'll go through the other poems..please read my 'forget me not'. thanks for sharing

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Casey Geiger 21 May 2010

I disargree with the other comments. I think the best part of this is the way you used the word after. I think it makes it distinct and original and it should force true poets to think. AFTER all isn't that what poetry is about. Analyze it deeper

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Amberley Rhyne 20 May 2010

That was full of truth, I loved it. Congrats(:

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Gita Ashok 19 May 2010

Enjoyed reading it. Though i must confess, the series of 'afters' made me get a little bit dizzy! ! !

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Kieran J96 18 May 2010

nicely written poem. only thing is that i got lost with all the after's. other wise a great poem!

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Lalitha iyer 18 May 2010

Hugging is very infectious my dear, it may lead to many other related diseases which would become chronic and incurable...........

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Kyra Skal 16 May 2010

This is a cute poem, and I give you a hug. From one poem to another, I must say that the usage of texting words such as 'u' slightly ticks me off. Another, expand vocabulary. Other than that, good job; D!

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Theresa Walker 10 May 2010

oh wow i like this poem its very nice stay encourage you are good

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Alyssa Lippi 07 April 2010

I love this poem, , very very good. keep up the good work :))

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Lady KrimZen 31 December 2009

I will start my critic of with a hug from me to you. My honest opinion, I got lost in the first 8 lines. But that is only because of how you worded your lines. Also, as soon as I loaded the page, all I saw was the word 'after' and knew straight away, that this poem would lose the reader's interest with the constant repetition of the same word over, and over again. Usually, I would limit the repetition of one word to at least 3 in a poem of this length. Another point I would like to raise (and I think I have raised this issue before) , try to use a variety of words in your poem and try to keep basic words to a minimum. Examples: 'i did suicide' -> I attempted suicide 'the starting of my life' -> The beginning of my life Another one too, which I picked up after scanning the poem for the third time, is a simple, common grammatical error made by many. It is called PLEONASM, where you use two synonyms when one is suffice ('depressed and sad') . You will definitely have to rewrite that line.

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