{"I think your bruise was understated cause you cant feel this anymore its getting bluer and you cant keep faking that you cant feel this anymore" --death cab for cutie
full title: dreamers never die, they just wake up.
The first thing that drew me to this particular piece was your literature author tag, I just liked the simple design of it, though that is not what I am here to critique.
Normally I do not enjoy reading prose, but this piece has a really charm to it. As I reached the middle and the conclusion of this piece I also found it extremely relatable, and that is a definite side that your piece was able to resonate with your audience.
My favorite line of this piece is, "I pave my road with bad intentions, you get your feet struck in the wet concrete". Not only does it lend itself to rhyme, but it creates a very powerful bit of imagery. This is a piece I definitely enjoyed reading and a piece I am proud to have in my favorites.
I love how the flow is. It's like the tide. Ebb and flow is apparent. I also love how the little quips at the end of a paragraph sum up all the emotions and feelings of the first part of a paragraph.
But I really loved the way you used the name of the poem to almost sum up the words you were conveying. "Dreamers never die, they just wake up." and how the end of the "relationship" was "the dream finally killed the dreamer. the nightmare finally got ahold."
You use such creative flow and words that never cease to hit me in the heart. Wonderful. As always.
Im sorry, I am. Im wrong, I know. Id love you if I had a heart, Id love you if I knew how, Id love you if I could bottle the wind, Id love you if I could find my feet.
I was so excited to see a new diviation in my inbox by you. I was not dissapointed.
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--------------- love is the prescription written for loneliness
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Critiques
Normally I do not enjoy reading prose, but this piece has a really charm to it. As I reached the middle and the conclusion of this piece I also found it extremely relatable, and that is a definite side that your piece was able to resonate with your audience.
My favorite line of this piece is, "I pave my road with bad intentions, you get your feet struck in the wet concrete". Not only does it lend itself to rhyme, but it creates a very powerful bit of imagery. This is a piece I definitely enjoyed reading and a piece I am proud to have in my favorites.
I love how the flow is. It's like the tide. Ebb and flow is apparent.
I also love how the little quips at the end of a paragraph sum up all the emotions and feelings of the first part of a paragraph.
But I really loved the way you used the name of the poem to almost sum up the words you were conveying.
"Dreamers never die, they just wake up." and how the end of the "relationship" was "the dream finally killed the dreamer. the nightmare finally got ahold."
You use such creative flow and words that never cease to hit me in the heart. Wonderful. As always.
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