#I can't believe you. (a rushed poem of rage)

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dry flare
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would you like me to rate this?

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or give feedback

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i have it wrote

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I'd give your poem an 8 out of 10. In spite of their attempts to move on, the speaker of the poem still feels the presence of that person in their life. The use of imagery, such as "pyrography," to describe the speaker's feelings toward the subject adds depth and ferocity to the feelings expressed. With the help of metaphors like "stone carvings in a collapsed cave" and "ancient, beautiful pottery, ground up and reformed into something new," the contrast between the speaker's sense of being left behind and their inner transformation is skillfully conveyed. " The emotions of pain, regret, and resentment are palpable in the poem, and the language used is evocative and impactful. To further improve the poem's overall impact, a few minor changes to the flow and rhythm of a few lines could be made. But it does a good job of capturing the nuanced feelings of a broken relationship and the difficulties of moving on while dealing with the fallout.

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:)

brazen lodge
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I believe your words are so profound, by imagining a world that you created together a genuine world of so much creativity, sharing that person's generosity and kindness, they created a new world for you that overshadowed the feeling of fascination. She with her love, showed a different world, colored the days of contempt, you showed the bluish sky, with blinding colors. She raised a boy who fell in love with her antics. That world created by you was filled with magni5 feelings. Until one fateful day that opposes her disappearance, this world was corrupted when she left, you abandoned memories and moments, thus forgetting your creations that you put to waste. Her ideas, her dresses, faded into oblivion and became memories for those who were abandoned.