#Treacherous Voyage: A Sunken Ship (1/2) -Rider
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this poem is actually really attractive, super impressive how you can make a poem like that! wanna be poem buddies:D
What do poem buddies do?
Did you just make this up
yes
Alright then, poem buddy
AWW LETS GOOO
DM me, I gotta go but I'll be back. Until then I really hope others will comment on this
mhm!
Well written! You have really strong opening lines, I really enjoyed reading this 🌙🥀
Thank you, Ramadan Mubarak my brother
Woahhh this is really well done, I love the imagery around it and the rhyming, I wouldn't change anything about it
this is a big question, what does stanza 4 mean in your eyes?
Idk just that they are looking for someone to be their rock, their person but the second they think they have them, they get snatched away again
this stanza in my eyes couldve gone two ways in interpretation, the reason i put the 4th line in quoations is because trust issues, when someone finally comes along, you mistake their sincerity for manipulation and you convince yourself its another mirage
Yeah
yeah
Well done.
i absolutely adore this, albeit not seeing any other of your works if you had told be this was one of your best i would have believed it whole heartedly. the rhyme and the imagery really gets me dude
Thanks boss, im working on a more lighthearted part 2 as we speak
oolala cant wait to read it
This is amazing. I think one of my favorite things you did was instead of "do or die" it was "do or drown"
Amazing metaphor and amazing consistency in rhyme scheme
You really commit to the sinking ship metaphor, and convey that feeling of defeat perfectly
Oh yeah also really neat vocabulary
Thanks boss
I reallu like how it circles back in the end
also read part 2 #1216800329077882880
really good poem i love the imagery and theme use and how you were able to stick to it keep at it this was amazing.
Hm... I don't know. It feels though I am reading a saturated version of The Inchcape Rock, and yet it is quiet different.
To point the obvious, it is a good poem. No doubt. Second I like how the "treasure leds to demise" message. It sorta reminds me of POTC. And I like to think that in the second para, you meant as though the sea that ship sunken in is the rain, if it is not, no worries.
However, I can't really unsure the resemblance of the Inchcape Rock here. But that is up for debate.
I like the imagery and the descriptions.
I give it a nice and round 6.5/10.
If you're accusing me of plagiarism, I can assure you I have never heard of inchcape rock nor did I get any inspiration for this anywhere, it came to me at 3 am like all of my good poems do
And also, what's potc?
I did not accused you of plagiarism, I am just saying, it is a lot similar. Pointing out the coincidence 😅.
Pirates of the Caribbean.
I'll take a look at this inchcape rock you speak of
Ah, legendary
You might want to stop for that, I wrote it.
Thanks for putting in the time to give me well thought out feedback, really appreciate it bro
loved it. i specifically love the line,
A once raging ocean
Has become a dark abyss
#1216800329077882880 heres part 2
Rider this poem is actually great to read, even though its long. Direct and to the point with the metaphor being one that lasts. Nice bro 👍
Thanks homie
It beautifully captures the essence of despair and isolation, likening the poet's heart and mind to a sinking ship caught in an emotional storm. The standout line, "Dragging others down for a sense of validation," reflects the deep introspection about how one's internal turmoil can impact others. It’s a raw, vivid depiction of struggling with one's inner demons, feeling submerged by life's challenges, and the complex journey towards finding peace in solitude. Through the metaphor of the ship, the poem explores themes of vulnerability, loss, and the quest for self-acceptance.
Good work right here!
nice read, thanks for feedback
Really love how you put the imagery my fav part is "my mind is a sunken ship"
Idk but i like sad poems
sad poems because sad life
yea i get you
Loved it, very relatable to me and very strong imagery.
<3
no feedback?
AMAZING I LOVE THE LANGUAGE 🫶🫶💗💗💗💗
Go part 2 #1216800329077882880
Love the comparison between the mind and a turbulent ocean
When the raging ocean turns into a dark abyss… I assume you mean that the character gave up trying.
Yep
This one comes from the heart too homie, character is me
“My mindset is the tide”, “Clarity comes in waves”. Amazing metaphors.
Now sandy shore?
This is a great poem I love how you use the word mirage here... usually used to describe the illusion of water in a desert... you use it to describe the illusion of a piece of land in the great big and raging seas .. it's very refreshing. All the metaphors are great go with the the theme of the poem. The rhythm and pacing is also great.
super cool! but u used abyss twice..apart fromt hat i found every aspect to be just perfecy
It's a cool word 😅
Amazing
I like the short sentences
Very quick delivery
Rhyme scheme is perfect
Only one small i'll suggest
Instead of it's now do or drown, you can say
Either do now or drown
the reason its like that, my dude, is because "do or die" changed to "do or drown"
Ohh
@regal heath
Treacherous Voyage: A Sunken Ship (1/2) -Rider
I love the naval themes that permeate the poem. They allow the reader to visualise the tragic condition of their mind through making parallels to a pirate’s ocean expedition, which also upholds the freedom of these situations at the expense of other people. In this case, the poet tries to claw his way out of the void, but falls short and attempts to metaphorically “drag others down” in order to bring the poet’s self worth up. The metaphor itself can be an additional reference to lovecraftian entities such as Cthulhu dragging the ship down with its tentacles.
Self-worth, depression, and hopelessness are themes that permeate the poem. The poet’s choice of using an ABAB rhyme scheme is at first hopeful and desperate for survival, but eventually becomes a solemn acceptance of their situation when they succumb to their fears. Since an ABAB rhyme scheme usually is utilised to convey optimism or happiness, the ironic twist is wildly haunting. The poet has accepted their fate, and yet, they keep up their speaking mannerisms. They refuse to lose the rhymes, despite losing everything else. It could represent a desperate attempt to control the one aspect the poet hasn’t lost yet by the end of the poem.
spot on #1216800329077882880