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Love

Love pierces the broken heart into a thousand pieces
My love, the continuous blood that is flowing
Knowing I lost the chance
Knowing I can’t get it back
The stained blood on the carpet
The imprint of my love
I was at war with love
Love has won
And took my soul…

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Free verse
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I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
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What love has done to me in the past...
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Comments

this is very cliche. it lacks any personal reference making it very general. what makes this poem specifically about u? it could be about anyone. beware of being vague.
there have been countless love and heartbreak poems making it difficult to sound different or original.
this piece SOUNDS good but the content itself seems empty.

posting ur first piece takes guts and it's the first step to improving ur craft so keep 'em coming. i look forward to seeing what else u got.

t_f

glad to see you posting.

Ambitious, tackling the single most used topic in poetry with the single most used title. I'm sorry that I have to agree with Fool on this one. Have you read much poetry? Reading the works of the masters is the best way to learn what has been done before and avoid the pitfalls of cliche.

It would be a good idea to fill out your profile a bit more so we can see where you are coming from in order to better help you with your craft.

cheers,
Jess
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'Rhythm and Meter in Poetry'
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And therefore by rights we have lost!
Keep at it
taking the grand masters comments as helpful critiques

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